The AS Monaco started the League 1 championship on a positive note by winning at home against Havre AC (3-1). The game, which took place on the first day, saw the ASM take the ascendant with a goal from Golovin from the 32nd minute, followed by a double of Eric Dier, including a goal on kick stopped at the 61st minute. Despite a reduction of the score by Ndiaye in the 67th minute, Maghnes Akliouche sealed the Monegasque victory in the 74th minute, thus securing the three points for his team. Dennis Zakaria’s performance, particularly in the midfield, was highlighted, as well as the positive impact of the new defensive recruit, Eric Dier, author of his first goal in League 1.

The match was marked by an opposition of styles between the two teams, with the HAC adopting a defensive approach to counter the Monegasque attack. After a hesitant start to the game, the ASM gradually took control, exploiting its superiority in speed and creativity. Golovin’s goal, following an action by Tzeze, paved the way for a more constant Monegasque domination. The double of Dier, including his goal on corner, allowed Monaco to take a comfortable lead. Ndiaye’s reduction of the score briefly revived HAC’s hope, but Akliouche quickly responded, ensuring the final victory.

Maghnes Akliouche, after the match, expressed his satisfaction with the victory and the continuity of his preparation. He stressed the importance of starting the season with success and the goal of being decisive for the team throughout the season. He also confirmed his wish to stay in Monaco. The team of Adi Hütter will have to work on its game to compete with the best teams in the league. Monaco’s next game will take place at home against the LOSC, while Le Havre AC will face RC Lens. The official compositions of the two teams were unveiled before the kick-off, with key players like G. Lloris for the HAC and M. Akliouche for Monaco.