After an unexpected defeat in Brest the previous week, the Monaco team took advantage of a crucial match against Marseille to try to recover, and finally won over the 3-0 score. This victory, accompanied by a clean sheet, highlighted contrasting performances within the team, highlighting an alternation between moments of shine and disappointment. While the result is encouraging, it also reveals structural weaknesses and a lack of consistency in the game, requiring a thorough analysis of individual strengths and weaknesses for sustainable progress.

Among the positive points, several players distinguished themselves. Mr. Bieretth offered a remarkable service, with his commitment and refreshing mentality. D. Zakaria, the captain, confirmed his essential role in the recovery of the ball and demonstrated a significant influence on the game, showing both defensively strong and creative. B. Embolo, despite a mixed return to competition, was involved in the genesis of the three goals, demonstrating a commendable application and dedication. These individual performances contributed to the victory, but they also highlighted the need for better synergy between the players.

However, Mr. Akliouche’s performance raised concerns, as his involvement in the defensive retreat was considered insufficient and his game was not consistent. This situation, coupled with a lack of management of young talent, has led to some disappointment with the evolution of some players. It is now imperative for the coach, Hütter, to refocus the players, to restore balance in the team and to ensure a more careful and thoughtful management of human resources in order to avoid stagnation and ensure a continuous progression.