As the decisive trip to Monaco approaches this Saturday, Liam Rosenior, the coach of the Racing Club in Strasbourg, expressed his considerations regarding the preparation of his team and the obstacles that are emerging. He felt that it would be premature to disclose the strategic directions envisaged for the AS Monaco meeting at a press conference, stressing that the team takes a coherent approach in the majority of its confrontations. Rosenior pointed out that the style of play, characterized by intense drying and methodical construction, is now well known, although tactical adjustments are systematically made according to the opponent.

The coach also highlighted the exceptional quality of Monegasque players, able to reverse the course of a game thanks to individual exploits. He observed that this ability to make a difference in an instant represents the major advantage of the opposing team, as illustrated by the match against Marseille. Rosenior acknowledged that Monaco favours an open game, a feature that it intends to exploit by taking advantage of the spaces left by the opposing defense.

Relying on the remarkable performances of his young group, which recorded only one defeat in the last 17 matches and displayed the best defence on the continent, Rosenior said he was not considering any change in his team’s approach. He showed unwavering confidence in his players and insisted on the need to focus on each match individually, without being overwhelmed by the pressure of the final sprint. The Racing Club de Strasbourg thus tackles this duel with ambition and unwavering determination, ready to meet the challenge of AS Monaco.