French Ligue 1

FT Wednesday, March 16, 2005
AS Monaco LLDLD 0
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Strasbourg WWLWD 0
La Meinau · 22,000 att.

Head to Head

MON leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

STR

  1. 32Stephane CassardG
  2. 5Cedric KanteD
  3. 15Arthur BokaD
  4. 21Karim HagguiD
  5. 4Christian BassilaM
  6. 7Alexander FarnerudM
  7. 18Pascal JohansenM
  8. 19Guillaume LacourM
  9. 20Yacine AbdessadkiM
  10. 11Mamadou NiangF
  11. 13Salim ArracheF

Substitutes

  1. 22Rémy VercoutreG
  2. 2Yves DeroffD
  3. 8Pascal CamadiniM
  4. 12Abel M'PhelaM
  5. 24Sidi KeitaM

MON

  1. 30Flavio RomaG
  2. 4François ModestoD
  3. 13MaiconD
  4. 27Julien RodriguezD
  5. 3Patrice EvraM
  6. 5Diego PérezM
  7. 7Lucas Ademar BernardiM
  8. 15Vassilis ZikosM
  9. 8Mohammed KallonF
  10. 9Javier SaviolaF
  11. 10Ernesto Javier ChevantonF

Substitutes

  1. 29Fabien AudardG
  2. 35Hassan El FakiriM
  3. 6Jaroslav PlasilM
  4. 21Pontus FarnerudM
  5. 22David GigliottiF

Timeline

  1. 60'
  2. 69'
  3. 77'

Ligue 1 News

All news
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