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Ligue 1 · Sun, May 17Full time

Strasbourg vs Monaco — Highlights & Goals

Strasbourg5–4AS Monaco

Highlights

Clips

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Match report

Strasbourg and AS Monaco met on Sunday, May 17, 2026 (Ligue 1), and the match finished 5-4.

Goalscorers: Lamine Camara (10'), Martial Godo (34'), Lamine Camara (42'), Ansu Fati (45'), Ismael Doukoure (55', o.g.), Diego Moreira (58'), Sebastian Nanasi (61'), Sebastian Nanasi (72'), Martial Godo (84').

Possession finished 40% for Strasbourg and 60% for AS Monaco. In all, 3 yellow cards and 0 red cards were shown.

Form & head-to-head

Timeline

19
  1. 10′MONLamine Camara
  2. 21'MONAladji Bamba↓ Thilo Kehrer because of an injury
  3. 31'MONChristian Mawissa
  4. 34′STRMartial Godo
  5. 42′MONLamine Camara
  6. 45′MONAnsu Fati
  7. 51'MONLamine Camara
  8. 55′MONIsmael Doukoure
  9. 58′STRDiego Moreira
  10. 59'STRTyrese Noubissie↓ Valentín Barco
  11. 61′STRSebastian Nanasi
  12. 67'MONMamadou Coulibaly↓ Maghnes Akliouche
  13. 67'MONIlane Touré↓ Jordan Teze
  14. 69'STRTyrese Noubissie
  15. 72′STRSebastian Nanasi
  16. 76'MONParis Brunner↓ Simon Adingra
  17. 76'MONMika Biereth↓ Folarin Balogun
  18. 84′STRMartial Godo
  19. 90'+1'STRLucas Høgsberg↓ Sebastian Nanasi

Stats

StrasbourgvsAS Monaco
40.1%Possession59.9%
15Shots21
7On Target8
4Blocked Shots8
4Corners6
3Offsides0
7Fouls11
1Yellow Cards2
0Red Cards0
6Saves2
319Accurate Passes491
4Tackles11
9Interceptions8
32Clearances10

Win probability

Pre-match odds

Strasbourg 29%Draw 23%AS Monaco 49%

Lineups

StrasbourgStarting XI
  • 1Mike PendersBelgium
  • 2Ismael DoukoureFrance
  • 3Andrew OmobamideleRepublic of Ireland
  • 4Abdoul OuattaraFrance
  • 5Guela DouéFrance
  • 6Sebastian NanasiSweden
  • 7Valentín BarcoArgentina
  • 8Samir El MourabetMorocco
  • 9Julio EncisoParaguay
  • 10Martial GodoEngland
  • 11Diego MoreiraBelgium
Substitutes
  • Gessime Yassine
  • Samuel Amo-Ameyaw
  • Karl-Johan Johnsson
  • Mathis Amougou
  • Yaya Diémé
  • Lucas Høgsberg
  • Maximillian Oyedele
AS MonacoStarting XI
  • 1Lukas HradeckyFinland
  • 2Wout FaesBelgium
  • 3Christian MawissaFrance
  • 4Thilo KehrerGermany
  • 5Lamine CamaraSenegal
  • 6Denis ZakariaSwitzerland
  • 7Simon AdingraIvory Coast
  • 8Jordan TezeNetherlands
  • 9Folarin BalogunUSA
  • 10Ansu FatiSpain
  • 11Maghnes AklioucheFrance
Substitutes
  • Philipp Köhn
  • Pape Cabral
  • Ilane Touré
  • Aladji Bamba
  • Samuel Nibombé
  • Mamadou Coulibaly
  • Paris Brunner