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95'
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90'
Vitinha crosses to the far post. Sarr tries, but can't reach it
83' Substitution for Olympique
In: Vitinha
Out: Ounahi
83' Substitution for Monaco
In: Boadu
Out: Balogun
78'
Sarr looks for Aubameyang in the area. Singo appears to make the interception
75' Substitution for Olympique
In: Sarr
Out: Correa
75' Substitutions for Monaco
In: Matazo and Diatta
Out: Akliouche and Jakobs
75' Yellow card for Olympique
Clauss
63'
Ben Yedder crosses into Lopez's hands
59' Yellow card for Monaco
Zakaria
59' Yellow card for Olympique
Gigot
54' Yellow card for Olympique
Correa
52' GOAL MONACO
Young Akliouche turn the tables
48' Substitution for Olympique
In: Ndiaye
Out: Harit
45'
Play resumes
49'
First half ends
45'
+4
42' Yellow card for Monaco
Fofana
36'
Pace of play drops a little
26' LOPEZ
Akliouche shoots across goal from the left. Lopez gets down to save. Balogun picks up the rebound, but the goalkeeper appears again
23' GOAL MONACO
Balogun receives Mbemba's back and shoots across goal. Lopez could do nothing to keep it out at the far post
18' GOAL OLYMPIQUE
After a corner, Veretout plays it to Ndiaye, who flicks it on. Gigot volleys in to extend the lead
15' WOW
Vanderson hits a long free-kick towards the box. Lopez punches it away
12'
Balogun opens up with Jakobs, who hits a cross, but the ball goes wide of the goal
10'
Fofana takes a shot from the edge of the box and sends it over the goal
5'
Aubameyang takes a shot from distance. Köhn saves well
1' GOAL OLYMPIQUE
Correa and Veretout exchange passes, the ball reaches Aubameyang on the left, who sets up Ndiaye for a deflection. The ball grazes the crossbar before going in
00'
Ball rolling
Olympique set
𝗟𝗔 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗣𝗢𝗦𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 📝 #ASMOM
Le 𝗫𝗜 𝗱𝗲 𝗱𝗲́𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁 aligné par 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗻𝗮𝗿𝗼 𝗚𝗮𝘁𝘁𝘂𝘀𝗼 pour cette 7️⃣ème journée de @Ligue1UberEats 💪 pic.twitter.com/bLOpgxZOeh — Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) September 30, 2023
Monaco roster
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🤝 @VBET_fr
‣ #ASMOM pic.twitter.com/NZK9MJQW2Z — AS Monaco 🇲🇨 (@AS_Monaco) September 30, 2023
Stage
𝑆𝑡𝑎𝑑𝑒 𝐿𝑜𝑢𝑖𝑠-𝐼𝐼 📌
Un pronostic pour ce match ?
‣ #ASMOM pic.twitter.com/ZXyWCXhYGu — AS Monaco 🇲🇨 (@AS_Monaco) September 30, 2023
Visitors' dressing room
𝗩𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗲 ✅ #ASMOM
Une idée de la compo du coach ? 👀 pic.twitter.com/lEcFSoOuNz — Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) September 30, 2023
Dress code, okay!
Au cœur du vestiaire monégasque 🔴⚪️
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Speak, Gattuso!
"I'm sorry I don't speak French. But it won't last long because after the series of three games we have in 10 days, I'm going to learn the language like I did in Spain or England. It was a simple choice for me. We talked for five hours in two sessions with the president. It's the only club to have won the Champions League. I arrive in a place with a very welcoming atmosphere, but that doesn't scare me. My past as a coach and player shows that I'm not afraid to face these environments.
Gattuso's player and Gattuso's coach are different. Now I have a different vision of the game, I like to get in behind, have control of the ball. I want a team that's compact, that gets its shirt wet, and the Vélodrome wants to see those qualities. You need attacking soccer, to command the game and be in the other half of the pitch.
I saw the game against PSG. PSG are an impossible team to play against. It's normal that the team didn't play well. I liked the behavior of the defenders and midfielders because the match could have ended 10-0. They didn't give up. There's little to analyze, PSG dominated and in the other games because they're a very solid team.
I don't like to talk about my predecessors. Marcelino did a good job. I play 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1. But it all depends on how the match goes. I have a different vision of the game to Marcelino.
Matches are won through hard work during the week. Intensity is key. We base it on workload, statistical data... Modern soccer needs intensity to break down lines, to go one-on-one. I have a team that helps me analyze our game and that of our opponents. We encourage the players to bring out the best in themselves.
It's a physical championship, with races and incredible speed. It's an unpredictable championship. No team can afford to play with two out-of-form players. The watchword is Europe. It's the natural environment for this club, given its history. You have to generate desire and enthusiasm.
The bravery of a coach in these moments is to do as little damage as possible. We've had two good training sessions. Monaco are a good team who lost in the last minute to Nice by missing two penalties. They shouldn't have lost that match".
Probable roster for Marseille
Lopez; Lodi, Gigot, Mbemba, Clauss; Ounahi, Veretout, Rongier; Correa, Aubameyang, Ndiaye.
Speak, Adi Hütter!
"I spoke to Caio Henrique. His injury has obviously broken our hearts, because he was in great form at the start of the season. He had a great attacking impact and was even called up for Brazil thanks to his performances. omos a team, a big family and we must recover and support him in this fight. I can confirm that he will have surgery. On the other hand, we don't know the timeframe yet, it depends on the players, but it usually takes between six and eight months.
We have internal possibilities to make up for Caio's absence. Especially with Ismail Jakobs, who has been training very well in recent weeks and had to wait until now. He'll get his chance. And then let's not forget that we have some very good youngsters from the Academy who can also help us.
We'll see if Folarin is in the starting eleven against Marseille. He was very unlucky in this match against Nice, because it wouldn't have been the same if it had been 1-0. It wasn't easy for him to miss two penalties. But we had a good chat with him and the coaching staff and players are helping him to move on. So the players on the pitch will decide the next shooter.
When he's on the pitch, it's him (Ben Yedder) who scores the penalties. But again, we win and lose together. Sometimes you're on the bench or on the pitch, not just at AS Monaco, but also at the biggest European clubs. Every player has to be ready to start to help the team.
I'm happy that we have such a high-quality squad. Anyway, when he played against Nice, Wissam showed an excellent mentality, a very good attitude. He's an elegant player, very intelligent and super professional.
We're flexible with our basic system. We can play Takumi Minamino and Maghnes Akliouche in the tenth position, behind the striker. But we also have three very good strikers up front. I like to have several solutions at my disposal. In any case, we've trained with other systems, with two strikers or two leaders. Then it depends mainly on injuries, the opponent, the scenario of the match. But for now our system works well, so there's no reason to change.
I don't want to comment on what's happening at Marseille. My focus is on our situation. What I can say is that Gennaro Gattuso was a very good footballer, an Italian international who was World Champion in 2006. It was a very aggressive atmosphere. It's not easy to prepare for this game without knowing exactly how your team will play. But we'll have to focus on ourselves and our philosophy."
Probable roster for Monaco
Köhn; Magassa, Maripán, Singo; Jakobs, Camara, Zakaria, Fofana, Vanderson; Ben Yedder, Balogun.
Classification
Olympiens
With a 50% record, Olympique de Marseille are in eighth place on nine points. The Olympiens are also coming off the back of a defeat against PSG.
Rouge et Blanc
With their defeat to Nice last weekend, Monaco dropped to fourth place with 11 points. The Red and Whites have a 61% record.
Eye on the game
Monaco vs Olympique de Marseille this Saturday (30), at the Stade Louis II at 3 pm ET, for the Ligue 1. The match is valid for the 1th round of the competition.
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