A few hours before the kick-off of the 11th day of Ligue 1 against Strasbourg (5 p.m.), discover the figures you need to keep in mind, thanks to data provided by Opta.
Head to Alsace for this last meeting before the international break. Winners of Bologna on Tuesday, the Rouge et Blanc have found success again and want to continue on the pitch in Strasbourg to maintain their place on the podium. A few hours before the start of the 11th day of Ligue 1, discover the figures to keep in mind, with the help of Opta. ????
50th victory? ????
AS Monaco have won 49 of their 96 matches against Strasbourg in Ligue 1 (22 draws, 25 defeats), with Racing potentially becoming the second team against which the Monegasques pass the 50 success mark in the elite after Rennes ( 53). The Principality club has won each of the last 4 clashes in Ligue 1 and could have a longer run for only the second time against this opponent, after 1981-1984 (7).
From show to Racing ????
Strasbourg have scored 19 goals after 10 Ligue 1 2024-2025 matches, their highest total at this stage of a season in the top flight since 1979-1980 (20). He also displays his co-highest total of goals conceded after 10 matches in a Ligue 1 exercise in the 21st century (19, as in 2020-2021).
Taste success ????
The Rouge et Blanc have not won any of their last three Ligue 1 matches (1 draw, 2 defeats) and have not experienced a longer drought since the last 4 matches of the 2022-2023 season (1 draw, 3 defeats). ). AS Monaco has recorded as many defeats in its last two L1 matches (2) as in the previous 24 (16 wins, 6 draws).
Meinau ????️
Racing have not lost any of their last 6 home games in Ligue 1 (4 wins, 2 draws), their longest series since January-May 2022 (9). The club has recorded as many victories in this period as in the previous 14 home matches in the top flight (4 wins, 3 draws, 7 defeats).
Alsace-Lorraine ????
AS Monaco have won 9 of their last 13 trips to the Grand Est region in Ligue 1 (2 draws, 2 defeats) after not having won any of the previous 5 (2 draws, 3 defeats).
Chameleon ????
The Principality club carries out high-intensity pressing on 56.0% of the balls touched by its opponents this season in Ligue 1, while this percentage is 52.7% on the Strasbourg side. Only Paris SG's opponents (56.2% of balls touched) are more subject to high-intensity pressing in 2024-2025.
In the box ????
Strasbourg is one of 4 teams in the European top 5 to have neither scored nor conceded a goal from outside the box this season (along with Empoli, Lazio and Bournemouth).
Exception ????️
AS Monaco is the only Ligue 1 team not to have obtained a single penalty this season. You had to go back to 2010-2011 to see the Monegasque club without a penalty after 10 matches in a Ligue 1 campaign.
Different approaches ☯️
Liam Rosenior is the coach making the fewest changes to his starting XI from one match to the next on average this season in Ligue 1 (1.7), while only Éric Roy (5.3) makes more than Adi Hütter (4.7).
Strasbourg, a profile similar to us? I repeat, they play a very aggressive game, with a lot of intensity. On the other hand, they have a different but well-defined structure, with three defenders, two defensive midfielders and two players who play behind the attacker.
Adi HütterOn Racing
Remote duel ⚔️
Eliesse Ben Seghir has earned 7 fouls in the final third in Ligue 1 2024/25, only Marshall Munetsi has more (8), while only Strasbourg's Dilane Bakwa (33) has earned more fouls in total than the attacking midfielder from Monaco this season (27).
