AS Monaco Triumphs with a 7-1 Victory Over Nantes at Stade Louis-II
- André Giacometti
- Feb 16
- 1 min read
AS Monaco showcased a stellar performance at Stade Louis-II, decisively overcoming Nantes 7-1, with Mika Biereth spearheading the victory by netting a hat-trick. The match, pivotal for Monaco's morale before their Champions League encounter with Benfica, saw the team exploit an early numerical advantage after Nantes' Nicolas Cozza received a red card. This incident shifted the momentum in favor of the home team, allowing them to display their strategic and offensive prowess, ultimately securing their third consecutive league win.
The initial stages of the game were marked by an unexpected turn when Nantes took a brief lead with a goal from Matthis Abline. However, Monaco quickly restored balance, with Takumi Minamino playing a crucial role. Just before the half-time whistle, Minamino's assist enabled Biereth to equalize, followed swiftly by a second goal from Minamino himself, overturning the match to 2-1. This reversal set the stage for a second half dominated by Monaco, as they continuously outmaneuvered a ten-man Nantes.
The latter half of the match was a testament to Monaco’s relentless attacking strategy. Biereth continued his impressive form, completing his hat-trick and solidifying his position as a key player this season. New substitute George Ilenikhena also made an immediate impact, contributing two goals to the substantial lead. The match concluded on a high note with a return from Mamadou Coulibaly after a lengthy injury, capping off a night that not only boosted Monaco's standing in the league but also set a confident tone for their upcoming European challenge.
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