Le Havre
MonacoLe Havre: 77. Mpasi - 13. Doucoure F. (Jelert, 70), 15. Seko, 18. Zouaoui (Koffi, 40), 23. Sasso, 32. Pembele (Nakamura, 70) - 6. Mwanga - 7. Richardson, 14. Ndiaye R., 26. Ebonog (Mizuta, 88) - 25. Samatta (Maja J., 70)
Substitution: Koffi (from 40); Jelert (from 70); Maja J. (from 70); Nakamura (from 70); Mizuta (from 88)
Bench: 99. Diaw M. - 78. Mosengo - 44. Bouneb
Yellow Cards: Richardson 21; Doucoure F. 35; Sasso 44
Monaco: 1. Hradecky - 2. Vanderson O. (Kehrer, 90), 15. Dier, 20. Nazinho (Touré Ilane, 80), 72. Sané S. - 6. Zakaria D., 8. Camara L., 10. Golovin, 28. Coulibaly M. - 17. Idumbo - 29. Brunner P. (Biereth, 57)
Substitution: Biereth (from 57); Touré Ilane (from 80); Kehrer (from 90)
Bench: 16. Köhn - 19. Cabral P.
Yellow Cards: Golovin 64; Vanderson O. 66
Liverpool suffered a dramatic 3-2 defeat to Monaco
Paris Saint-Germain suffered a painful reality check
Paris Saint-Germain tightened their grip on the Ligue 1 title race
Monaco will be without Paul Pogba for the remainder of their UEFA Champions League campaign
Monaco’s deepening crisis reached a new low in Madrid
A seventh loss in their last eight league matches — the worst run in the club’s history
AS Monaco ended their difficult run of form with a vital 1–0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain
The victory lifts PSG to 30 points, pushing them temporarily ahead of Olympique Marseille
Marseille turned the match on its head thanks to Greenwood’s clinical display
Manchester City dropped points in dramatic fashion
Aït-Nouri, Abdukodir Khusanov, and Omar Marmoush are all still out
The match quickly spiraled out of control for the Ligue 1 side