relive Monaco’s great victory against Auxerre

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The last corner came to nothing, Monaco is full of confidence before facing FC Barcelona, ​​a clear and flawless victory against a destitute Auxerre side with no solution. The club from the Rock could have made the break but lacked efficiency in the final move.

What an intervention from Kehrer, a tackle that is worth a goal at the end of the match, the German cuts off an action that should have resulted in a goal. Corner for AJA.

The bad note of the match, Lamine Camara goes off on a stretcher after a contact with Zossou. Monaco can no longer make any changes and will finish with 10 men.

The referee announces seven minutes more after the many stoppages in play.

Again on a corner, Monaco is decisive. Kehrer’s header this time stopped by Leon, but Zakaria drags it to push the ball into the goal. Denis Zakaria is rewarded for his excellent match.

Vanderson gives way to Teze.

Well launched, Balogun fails to straighten his shot and misses the frame.

Hamed Junior Traoré close to the best goal of this start of the season, he volleys a shot from the edge of the area, his shot grazes Köhn’s bar.

Soungountou Magassa replace Akliouche.

Balogun serves Ilenikhena well in depth but Donovan Leon throws himself well at his feet.

More fear than harm, Denis Zakaria makes his return to the pitch.

Big scare for Monaco captain Denis Zakaria who seems to have hurt himself, he will give up his place.

Triple change for Auxerre who change system, Ayé, Danois, Ado come on at the expense of Raveoloson, Owusu and Perrin.

Great breakthrough from Balogun on the left who serves Minamino, but the Japanese lacks success and loses the ball in the area.

Just back, Ilenikhena makes a sombrero to serve Balogun who is taken back by the AJA defense.

The Monaco coach is rotating before Barcelona on Thursday, Embolo, Ben Seghir and Golovin giving way to Minamino, Balogun and Ilenikhena.

Ben Seghir makes the difference thanks to his speed to serve Embolo perfectly. The Swiss misses his one-on-one against Leon.

Golovin came close to wrapping up the game but his chipped ball went just wide of the post.

Ben Seghir launched well on the left but his cross was too strong for Akliouche to close this beautiful counter move.

Monaco still dominate but are stalling against AJA who are still struggling to create opportunities.

Denis Zakaria has fun in midfield before serving Akliouche who is unable to pass to Embolo.

Monaco came back with the same intentions after the break; Ben Seghir concluded a great collective sequence with several dribbles but his shot was well read by Donovan Léon.

Splendid pass from Henrique to Akliouche but the tricolor misses his cross for Embolo,

Monaco kicks off this second half at the Abbé-Deschamps.

It’s half-time at the Abbé Deschamps, Monaco overtakes AJ Auxerre in need of a solution. Christophe Pelissier will probably make changes after the break.

Taken on the volley, Paul Joly tries but crushes his shot too much, Köhn gets down well.

Since the start of the season, Auxerre has been given a lot of cards, and for once, Jubal has also been booked.

Like Osho earlier, Elisha Owusu completely misses his intervention on Akliouche and gets a very orange yellow. Auxerre had a close call…

Launched one on one, Eliesse Ben Seghir misses his face-to-face with Donovan Léon who anticipates the strike by throwing himself quickly to the ground.

From afar, Eliesse Ben Seghir tries with his right but his shot is blocked for a corner.

Sinayoko passes well to Raveloson but the Malagasy misses the target.

Breel Embolo puts his heart into it but he is not ideally served by Zakaria. The ball is too long and goes out of goal.

Denis Zakaria drops a superb ball into the box for Vanderson who beats Osho to beat Donovan Leon. Monaco takes the lead.

Launched on the counter, after a series of dribbles, Eliesse Ben Seghir saw her shot blocked by Gabriel Osho who read the trajectory of the ball well.

Akliouche is impregnable in the heart of the game, after a good breakthrough he finds Henrique who crosses, but Embolo does not manage to impose himself in the air.

So many mistakes at the start of the match, referee Abdelatif Kherradji was forced to intervene.

AS Monaco captain Denis Zakaria is the boss of this start to the match at the heart of the game. Between forward projections and decisive interventions, the captain of the Monegasques holds his own.

Excessive commitment from Gabriel Osho on Kehrer who gets away with a yellow card despite a very dangerous move.

Well launched in depth, Sinayoko finds Gaëtan Perrin at the edge of the area but his shot is blocked by Salisu.

Lamine Camara takes a perfect corner from the left, headed by Thilo Kehrer who sends the ball to Donovan Léon, the Auxerre goalkeeper makes a nice handling error which costs his team a goal.

Center shot from Paul Joly, Köhn is forced to intervene to prevent SInayoko from taking the ball.

The Monegasques are stringing together good combinations, Akliouche and Ben Seghir are doing well but the AJA defence remains vigilant.

First acceleration by Elias Ben Seghir stopped by Diomandé who commits a foul.

Auxerre kicks off the match on their home turf against AS Monaco.

Former Lyon player Sinaly Diomandé played a few minutes in the defeat against Le Havre on the last day. This time, the Ivorian starts the match in front of his home crowd and will try to contain the Monegasque attacks.

Complicated start to the season for the Rocher club’s centre forwards. To compensate for the departure of Wissam Ben Yedder, Embolo and Balogun have a lot to do. After three matches, neither of them has scored. Against Auxerre, the Swiss Breel Embolo is starting alone at the forefront of the attack.

After a great start to the season and a victory against Nice, Auxerre remains on two consecutive defeats against two direct competitors for survival. At Louis II, AJA wants to create a surprise.

Before starting their Champions League campaign, AS Monaco wants to build confidence away from home before hosting FC Barcelona on Thursday. For the time being, Adi Hütter’s men remain unbeaten in the league with two wins and a draw in three games.

Recruited last year from Salzburg for 10 million euros, goalkeeper Phillipp Köhn is playing a series of matches with Monaco. Although relegated to number 2 last year, the Swiss is taking advantage of the injury of young Radoslaw Majecki to regain his confidence. With two unbeaten starts in three matches already, he is back on a very good run.

Welcome to this live to follow this match at the Abbé-Deschamps between AS Monaco and AJ Auxerre. Kick-off 7 p.m.