While we seemed to be heading towards a goalless draw, this still had to be recorded by a final parade from Lucas Chevalier, impassable in the last minutes of this clash between AS Monaco and LOSC (0-0 ).
It had been fifteen years since LOSC had won in the Principality and this drought of success continued this Friday, with the draw recorded against AS Monaco (0-0) of Eliesse Ben Seghir. Besides their pomp, the Mastiffs never managed to develop their game, cornered even when they were in numerical superiority. This difference was obviously favorable to them, with fewer clear chances. Lucas Chevalier still had to make a reflex save in the final minutes (90+1′) on an attempt by Denis Zakaria. It is this stop which allows LOSC to escape unscathed and to snatch a point from its trip to the Rock.
“It’s not a big deal. Basically, given the opportunity, I think we can do better. It arrives on a personal error (loss of the ball by Alexsandro on the restart, editor’s note) and collective. This embarrasses us, but we must be careful and correct this. I was able to save today, but I don’t think that will be the case all the time.”recognized Lucas Chevalier, to begin with.
A major player in this success, the Lille goalkeeper deciphered his final flight at the final whistle: “I am a support keeper, I am obliged to regularize them every timehe explained, seeing that he was initially moving back towards his cages. I don’t see the ball leaving. I’m a little masked and as his back is turned, I don’t know at all what he’s going to do. It’s been a while since I’ve had a ball to touch and… She’s beautiful, he smiled, seeing his parade again. My position in relation to the goal? You play with the lines. It’s a question of benchmarks. The hardest part is that it’s been around twenty minutes since I had a ball and I’m proud of that”analyzed Lucas Chevalier, author of four saves during this game, at the microphone of the teams of DAZNofficial broadcaster of Ligue 1 McDonald’s.
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