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Week 34
AS Monaco - Olympique de Marseille
Date & Time
Sunday, April 17, 2016 - 21:00
Stadium
Stade Louis II
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AS Monaco need to get back to winning ways when they play host to Olympique de Marseille at the Stade Louis II on Sunday after a
slump in form that has jeopardised their Champions League chances.
The principality club lost second spot in the Ligue 1 table to Olympique Lyonnais last weekend after a humiliating 4-1 defeat away to
LOSC at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy. That result followed a 2-1 defeat at home to Girondins de Bordeaux, meaning Monaco have lost
back-to-back league games for the first time since the opening two weeks of last season.
Finishing second is the goal for Monaco as that brings with it automatic qualification for next season's Champions League group
stage while third spot only offers a place in the third qualifying round of the competition and will mean an early return for pre-season
training.
However, even finishing third is under serious threat for Leonardo Jardim's side, who also have OGC Nice, Stade Rennais FC and
AS Saint-Etienne putting them under pressure and who must go to Rennes and Lyon in the closing weeks of the campaign.
Monaco had gone eight Ligue 1 games unbeaten and had lost just once in 18 before the start of this month. That run included a 2-0
win away to the champions Paris Saint-Germain, but the concern is that they have lost momentum at the crucial time.
"It is a difficult moment in our season. We need a reaction in our last five matches," conceded Jardim after the defeat in Lille. "The
confidence is not the same, but we are professionals and we must react. We have lost our advantage but I think we can still finish
second and we will work towards that objective."
Monaco's defence, so watertight last season, has been a major problem in this campaign and the principality side have conceded
10 goals in their last five outings. Jardim has a particular problem in the left-back position this weekend as the Nigerian international
Elderson Echiejile begins a two-game suspension following his sending-off at Lille last weekend. In addition, Fábio Coentrão suffered
an injury to his right thigh in training last week and must undergo an operation that will keep him out for between three and six
months.
João Moutinho, who has been out for several weeks with an ankle injury, has been back in training as Monaco look to inflict further
misery on crisis-hit Marseille. OM are without a win in any of their last nine Ligue 1 games and their only win in 11 games in all
competitions came against minnows US Granville in the Coupe de France.
A 0-0 draw at home to Bordeaux last weekend saw them extend their club record sequence without a league victory at the Stade
Vélodrome to 14 games, while an 11-match unbeaten run on their travels was ended when they lost 2-1 at SC Bastia a fortnight ago.
Under-pressure coach Míchel has targeted glory in the Coupe de France to salvage OM's season as they prepare to go to FC
Sochaux-Montbéliard of Ligue 2 in the semi-finals on Wednesday, but they are not yet safe from the threat of relegation.
"We owe a debt to the fans and we have a very clear objective for the end of the season: the Coupe de France. We got ourselves
into this situation in the league table and we have to face up to it," said the Spanish coach in the week owner Margarita Louis-Dreyfus
put the club up for sale.
"Since the death of Robert Louis-Dreyfus in 2009, Margarita's investment has been daily, without fail," said Marseille president
Vincent Labrune. "Nobody can fully understand the extent of her implication. She has always maintained her commitments. Her main
desire is to give the club new impetus to make it more competitive. It is very good news for all lovers of OM."
For now OM travel along the Mediterranean coast without the suspended Romain Alessandrini, while Lassana Diarra and Abou
Diaby have been carrying knee injuries.
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- HISTORY: This will be the 45th time that Monaco have played host to Marseille in the top flight. Of the previous 44 encounters,
Monaco have won 20, Marseille have won 16 and there have been eight draws.
- Monaco have scored 53 goals in this fixture to 44 for OM.
- Monaco won last season's corresponding fixture 1-0 on Sunday, December 14, 2014. Bernardo Silva (67') scored the only goal of
the game in front of 12,648 fans at the Stade Louis II.
- Earlier this season, the sides drew 3-3 at the Stade Vélodrome on November 29 (Week 15). Romain Alessandrini (12'), Michy
Batshuayi (51') and Georges-Kévin Nkoudou (82') scored for OM with Almamy Touré (18', 39') and Fábio Coentrão (72') scoring
Monaco's goals before a crowd of 42,882.
- Marseille have not won or scored a goal on any of their last three visits to Monaco since a 2-1 victory in February 2010, during their
last title-winning campaign. On that occasion, under former Monaco coach Didier Deschamps, they won 2-1 with a Nicolas Nkoulou
own-goal a minute from time deciding the match.
- The first ever top-flight meeting of the clubs in the principality came in January 1954 and ended in a 1-1 draw. Monaco's biggest win
in this fixture is 3-0, a score they have won by on three occasions, in January 1956, March 1985 and October 1988. OM have also
won 3-0 in Monaco on one occasion, in April 1992, on their way to pipping the principality side to the title.
- AS MONACO
- GENERAL: Monaco came into the weekend in third place in Ligue 1 with 55 points from 33 games. They have won 14, drawn 13
and lost six of their games to date.
- The principality side came into Week 34 trailing Olympique Lyonnais in second on goal difference and were two points above OGC
Nice in third.
- Leonardo Jardim's men sat 13th at the end of August with four matches gone, but have been permanent members of the top three
ever since beating AS Saint-Etienne 1-0 in Week 18.
- This time last season, Monaco were third with 59 points, nine points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain and six points behind Lyon
in second. In 2013-14 they were second at the same stage with 69 points.
- Last weekend Monaco were beaten 4-1 by LOSC in front of 32,125 fans at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy. Morgan Amalfitano (37'), Eder
(67'), Mounir Obbadi (77') and Djibril Sidibé (88') scored for Lille before Farès Bahlouli (90+2') pulled one back for the visitors. Both
sides had a man sent off in the second half, with Lille's Renato Civelli (55') and Monaco's Elderson Echiejile (64') seeing red.
- The Monaco line-up at Lille (4-2-3-1): Subasic; Jemerson, Raggi, Carvalho, Echiejile; Fabinho, Toulalan; Dirar (Carrillo, 59'), Silva,
Lemar (Mbappé Lottin, 59'); Love (Bahlouli, 69').
- Tiémoué Bakayoko made his 50th Ligue 1 appearance when he last featured in the 2-1 home loss to Girondins de Bordeaux on
April 1.
- Kylian Mbappé Lottin became the club's youngest ever goal-scorer in the top flight when he netted in the win at home to ESTAC
Troyes in February at the age of 17 years, two months and one day, beating the old record of Thierry Henry. He was 17 years and
eight months old when he scored against RC Lens in April 1995.
- Monaco have lost their last two Ligue 1 games. They last lost back-to-back league matches in their first two matches of last season.
They have not lost three in a row since winning promotion back to the top flight in 2013.
- Before losing to Bordeaux on April 1, Leonardo Jardim's side had gone eight Ligue 1 matches unbeaten and had lost just once in 18
outings.
- Jardim's side have scored 48 goals in Ligue 1 this season. Only four clubs had scored more coming into the weekend.
- They have scored three goals or more on five occasions, including in a 4-0 home win against Toulouse FC (Wk 22), while they have
failed to score at all in five matches.
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- Bernardo Silva, Thomas Lemar and Fabinho are Monaco's leading scorers in Ligue 1 with five goals each, followed by Guido Carrillo
and Vagner Love, who have four.
- In all competitions, Lacina Traoré has nine goals, four of which came in the Coupe de France win against JS Saint-Jean/Beaulieu.
Mario Pasalic has contributed seven altogether and Fabinho also has seven goals, while Carrillo is on five.
- Nabil Dirar has provided six assists, while Thomas Lemar has laid on three goals.
- The principality club have conceded 40 goals this season, 14 more than they let in during the whole of the last campaign. Nine clubs
had conceded fewer goals coming into the weekend.
- Monaco have conceded three goals or more in seven separate matches, including last weekend, while they have kept 13 clean
sheets. They have let in 10 goals in their last five Ligue 1 games.
- No Monaco player has featured in every Ligue 1 game this season, despite coach Leonardo Jardim using a total of 31 players.
Goalkeeper Danijel Subasic has started 31 of the 33 games, while Fabinho has started 30 times.
- Guido Carrillo has made 12 appearances from the bench, more than any other player.
- Monaco have picked up three red cards this season, for Wallace (v Olympique Lyonnais, Wk 10), Nabil Dirar (v OGC Nice, Wk 25)
and Elderson Echiejile (v LOSC, Wk 33).
- HOME FORM: Monaco had the seventh-best home record in Ligue 1 coming into the weekend, with 27 points taken from 16 games
at the Stade Louis II. They have recorded seven wins, six draws and three defeats in front of their own fans, scoring 23 goals and
conceding 16.
- Leonardo Jardim's side have won at home to Angers SCO (1-0, Wk 12), FC Nantes (1-0, Wk 14), AS Saint-Etienne (1-0, Wk 18),
Toulouse FC (4-0, Wk 22 ), SC Bastia (2-0, Wk 24), OGC Nice (1-0, Wk 25) and ESTAC Troyes (3-1, Wk 27).
- They have lost at home to Paris Saint-Germain (0-3, Wk 4), FC Lorient (2-3, Wk 6) and Girondins de Bordeaux (1-2, Wk 32).
- Monaco have not won either of their last two home outings. Before losing to Bordeaux a fortnight ago they had gone 12 unbeaten at
home in the league, winning seven and drawing five, and had lost just twice in 30 home league games.
- They had the eighth-best home record in Ligue 1 last season, winning eight, drawing nine and losing two of 19 games at the Stade
Louis II for a total of 33 points.
- Monaco's average gate is just 7,680, the second-lowest in Ligue 1 ahead of GFC Ajaccio. That is slightly down on the overall
average for last season of 7,825. A high of 16,124 saw them lose to Paris in August while a low of 5,388 watched their draw with SM
Caen.
- COUPE DE FRANCE: After hammering amateur minnows JS Saint-Jean/Beaulieu 10-2 in a local derby and then winning 3-1 away
to Evian-Thonon-Gaillard of Ligue 2 after extra time, Monaco were eliminated in the round of 16, losing 2-1 away to second-tier
strugglers FC Sochaux-Montbéliard.
- COUPE DE LA LIGUE: Monaco were knocked out at the first hurdle, losing 3-0 away to Girondins de Bordeaux in the round of 16 in
December.
- CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Quarter-finalists last season, Monaco beat Swiss outfit BSC Young Boys 7-1 on aggregate in the third
qualifying round only to lose 4-3 on aggregate to Valencia CF of Spain in the play-offs.
- EUROPA LEAGUE: Jardim's side were eliminated in the group stage, finishing third in Group J behind Tottenham Hotspur and RSC
Anderlecht. Their only win came at home to Qarabag of Azerbaijan.
- INTERNATIONALS: Nabil Dirar featured for Morocco during the March international break as they beat Cape Verde to qualify for
next year's Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon.
- Elderson Echiejile was in the Nigeria squad for their CAN 2017 qualifying double-header against Egypt.
- Bernardo Silva came off the bench and Ricardo Carvalho was an unused substitute as Portugal beat Belgium 2-1 in a friendly at the
end of last month. Both players were unused in the 1-0 defeat to Bulgaria a few days earlier.
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- Danijel Subasic was in the Croatia squad for a 2-0 friendly win against Israel and a 1-1 draw with Hungary last month.
- Thomas Lemar, Tiémoué Bakayoko and Paul Nardi were all in the France under-21 squad for last month's Euro 2017 qualifiers
against Scotland and Macedonia.
- Kylian Mbappé Lottin featured for France under-19s in their wins against Montenegro, Denmark and Serbia last month as they
qualified for the European finals in the age group in Germany.
- Fabinho and Wallace were in the Brazilian Olympic squad for matches against Nigeria and South Africa on March 24 and 27.
Fabinho scored in a 3-1 win in the latter game.
- Helder Costa was in the Portuguese Olympic squad for a game against Mexico last month.
- JANUARY TRANSFERS IN: Vagner Love from Corinthians (BRA); Jemerson from Atlético Mineiro (BRA); David Mills from Paris FC
- loan ended; Borja López from FC Arouca (POR) - loan ended.
- OUT: Borja López to FC Barcelona B (ESP); Gabriel Boschilia on loan to Standard Liège (BEL); Rony Lopes on loan to LOSC;
Tafsir Cherif on loan to Varzim SC (POR); Gil Bastião Dias on loan to Varzim SC (POR); Christopher Lina on loan to CA Bastia;
Stephan El Shaarawy to AC Milan (ITA) - loan ended.
- TEAM NEWS: SUSPENSIONS: Elderson Echiejile begins a two-game suspension following his sending-off at Lille last weekend.
- INJURIES: Fábio Coentrão suffered an injury to his right thigh in training last week and must undergo an operation in Finland next
week that will keep him out for between three and six months. Adama Traoré (fractured ankle) has not played since October but has
been back in training. Mario Pasalic (lumbago) has been on the sidelines while João Moutinho, out for several weeks with an ankle
injury, has been back in training.
- OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
- GENERAL: Marseille came into Week 34 in 14th place in the Ligue 1 table with 40 points from 33 games. They have won eight,
drawn 16 and lost nine of their games to date and started the weekend six points clear of the relegation zone as well as three points
behind SC Bastia in 11th.
- Marseille have drawn more games than any other side in the division.
- At the same stage last season, Marseille were fourth with 57 points, two points behind AS Monaco in fourth. OM are enduring their
worst season since 2000-01, when they were 14th in an 18-team league after 33 games with 39 points. They finished that season in
15th spot.
- Marseille have not been higher than eighth this season. They were not in the top half of the table at all until the start of December
and they sat 19th after losing their opening two games of the campaign.
- Last weekend, OM drew 0-0 at home to Girondins de Bordeaux in front of 43,344 at the Stade Vélodrome.
- The Marseille line-up against Monaco (4-2-3-1): Mandanda (c); Manquillo, Nkoulou, Rekik, Mendy; Isla (Romao, 46'), Silva
(Batshuayi, 72'); Thauvin (Nkoudou, 62'), Cabella, Sarr; Fletcher.
- Bouna Sarr made his 50th Ligue 1 appearance in that game.
- Goalkeeper and captain Steve Mandanda has missed just one of Marseille's 223 Ligue 1 games since the start of the 2010-11
season. That was the 1-1 home draw with LOSC on January 29 (Week 23).
- Marseille have failed to win any of their last nine Ligue 1 games and have won just once in 12. They have lost their last two games,
having previously been beaten just once in 17 Ligue 1 matches, winning four and drawing 12.
- OM have won only one of their last 11 games in all competitions. That was against lower-league US Granville in the Coupe de
France.
- Marseille have scored 43 goals this season. Only six clubs had scored more coming into the weekend. They have scored three or
more goals in four matches this season, putting six past ESTAC Troyes (6-0) and four past SC Bastia (4-1). They have also failed to
score in six outings, including in three of their first four matches and last weekend.
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- Michy Batshuayi is their leading scorer in Ligue 1 with 14 goals, followed by Georges-Kévin Nkoudou, Romain Alessandrini and
Rémy Cabella with five each.
- In all competitions, Batshuayi has 19 goals, while Nkoudou has 10 and Alessandrini has eight.
- Abdelaziz Barrada and Batshuayi have each provided six assists while Alessandrini has laid on four goals.
- Batshuayi has been directly involved in 47 percent of Marseille's goals this season (20 out of 43).
- OM have conceded 38 goals this season, giving them the ninth-best defence in the division coming into the weekend. They have
kept seven clean sheets while their 5-2 thumping at the hands of Rennes last month was just the second time they had conceded
more than twice, the other coming in their 3-3 home draw with Monaco in November.
- No Marseille player has featured in every Ligue 1 game this season. Steve Mandanda has started 32 of the 33 games while Michy
Batshuayi (28 starts/4 substitute appearances) has also appeared in 32 matches. Nicolas Nkoulou has started 29 games.
- Bouna Sarr has made 13 of his 20 appearances from the bench.
- Mandanda was the only OM player to start every Ligue 1 game last season, although André-Pierre Gignac (36 starts/2 substitute
appearances) also featured in every match.
- Marseille have picked up eight red cards so far this season: Alaixys Romao (v Stade de Reims, Wk 2), Romain Alessandrini (v
Olympique Lyonnais, Wk 6 and v SC Bastia, Wk 32), Benjamin Mendy (v Toulouse, Wk 7), Abdelaziz Barrada (v GFC Ajaccio, Wk 18
and v LOSC, Wk 23), Florian Thauvin (v Montpellier Hérault SC, Wk 24) and Nicolas Nkoulou (v AS Saint-Etienne, Wk 27).
- Abdelaziz Barrada has delivered 43 crosses this season. Only five players in Ligue 1 have managed more.
- AWAY FORM: While Marseille are on a club record run of 14 home league matches without a win going back to September, they
came into the weekend with the fourth-best away record in the division.
- They have won six, drawn six and lost four of 16 matches on their travels, collecting 24 points. They have scored 18 goals and
conceded 15 away from home.
- OM have won away this season at LOSC Lille (2-1, Wk 11), FC Nantes (1-0, Wk 12), AS Saint-Etienne (2-0, Wk 14), Stade Rennais
FC (1-0, Wk 16), SM Caen (3-1, Wk 21) and Montpellier Hérault SC (1-0, Wk 24).
- They have lost at Stade de Reims (1-0, Wk 2), EA Guingamp (2-0, Wk 4), Paris Saint-Germain (2-1, Wk 9) and SC Bastia (2-1, Wk
32).
- Before losing at Bastia in their last away game, OM had gone 11 unbeaten on the road in the league and had lost just once in 18
away games in all competitions.
- Marseille had the fourth-best away record in Ligue 1 last season with 28 points from 19 games on the road. Only AS Monaco,
champions Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique Lyonnais picked up more points on their travels.
- They failed to win away last season against any of the sides that finished in the top seven.
- COUPE DE FRANCE: Marseille will go to FC Sochaux-Montbéliard of Ligue 2 in the semi-finals on Wednesday, April 20 as they
look to win the trophy for the 11th time and first since 1989.
- After beating SM Caen on penalties, Montpellier Hérault SC and fourth-tier amateurs Trélissac, OM won 1-0 against fifth-tier side US
Granville in the quarter-finals at the Stade Michel-d'Ornano in Caen last month.
- COUPE DE LA LIGUE: OM were eliminated in the quarter-finals, losing 2-1 after extra time away to Toulouse FC.
- EUROPA LEAGUE: Marseille were knocked out in the round of 32, losing 2-1 on aggregate to Athletic Bilbao of Spain after a 1-1
draw at San Mamés followed a 1-0 home defeat in the first leg at the Stade Vélodrome.
- OM had finished second in Group F behind SC Braga of Portugal. They took 12 points from six games and scored 12 goals in a
group also containing Slovan Liberec of the Czech Republic and FC Groningen of the Netherlands.
- INTERNATIONALS: A host of Marseille players were on duty during the recent international break. Steve Mandanda and Lassana
Diarra played in France's 3-2 friendly win in the Netherlands on March 25. Diarra also started the 4-2 friendly win against Russia at
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the Stade de France four days later.
- Mauricio Isla played for Chile in their 2-1 home defeat to Argentina in 2018 World Cup qualifying on March 25 in Santiago and then
their 4-1 win in Venezuela.
- Nicolas Nkoulou played for Cameroon as they drew 2-2 with South Africa at home and then 0-0 away in Durban in a double-header
in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.
- Alaixys Romao was in the Togo side as they lost 1-0 in Tunisia in qualifying for the Africa Cup of Nations and then drew 0-0 at home
to the same opponents.
- Michy Batshuayi featured for Belgium as they lost 2-1 away to Portugal in a friendly in Leiria.
- Steven Fletcher featured for Scotland in their 1-0 friendly win against the Czech Republic in Prague last week and then their 1-0 win
at home to Denmark in Glasgow.
- Georges-Kévin Nkoudou was part of the France under-21 side that defeated Scotland 2-0 in a Euro 2017 qualifier in Angers on
Thursday, March 24 and then drew 1-1 with Macedonia in Le Mans four days later.
- Javier Manquillo played for Spain under-21s as they lost 3-0 at home to their Croatian counterparts in a Euro 2017 qualifier in
Burgos and then beat Norway under-21s 1-0 in a friendly in Murcia.
- Karim Rekik turned out for the Netherlands under-21s as they lost 1-0 to their Norwegian counterparts in a friendly and then won 1-0
against Serbia under-21s.
- JANUARY TRANSFERS IN: Steven Fletcher on loan from Sunderland (ENG): Florian Thauvin on loan from Newcastle United
(ENG).
- OUT: None.
- TEAM NEWS: SUSPENSIONS: Romain Alessandrini completes a two-game ban after his sending-off in Bastia recently. Nicolas
Nkoulou can play before sitting out the Sochaux cup tie due to a one-match suspension.
- INJURIES: Lassana Diarra is expected to be out for another week yet with a left knee injury. Abou Diaby missed last week?s draw
with Bordeaux due to a knee problem.
- TRIVIA: Nicolas Nkoulou joined Marseille from Monaco in 2011 following the principality club?s relegation. He made 78 Ligue 1
appearances in three seasons for Monaco.
- Farès Bahlouli celebrated his 21st birthday on Friday, April 8.
- The game will be broadcast live on television in more than 40 countries.
AS Monaco
- Founded in 1924, AS Monaco FC have been French champions on seven occasions (1961, 1963, 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997 and
2000), also winning five Coupes de France (1960, 1963, 1980, 1985 and 1991) and one Coupe de la Ligue (2003).
- Monaco reached the 2004 Champions League final under Didier Deschamps, losing 3-0 to Jose Mourinho's Porto in the final. They
reached the Champions League semi-finals in both 1994 and 1998.
- Monaco returned to Ligue 1 in 2013-14 after two seasons away and in their first season back, they finished second to PSG. Claudio
Ranieri's side managed 80 points, a club record points tally and a new best for runners-up.
- Last season, following the departures of stars Radamel Falcao and James Rodriguez, Monaco struggled before rallying and
finishing third to qualify for the Champions League third qualifying round.
- Monaco got to the semi-finals of the Coupe de la Ligue, losing on penalties (7-6) to SC Bastia after a goalless draw. Monaco fell to
eventual winners Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the quarter-final stage of the Coupe de France.
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- Anthony Martial and Bernardo Silva top scored for the club in Ligue 1 in 2014-15 with nine goals apiece.
- Former Sporting Lisbon and Olympiakos coach Leonardo Jardim succeeded Claudio Ranieri in June 2014.
- Russian billionaire Dimitry Rybolovlev, the club's majority shareholder and president, took control of the club in December 2011.
- Monaco play at the 18,500 capacity Stade Louis II.
- The club has a rich history of world-class talent including George Weah, Thierry Henry, David Trezeguet, Delio Onnis, Victor Ikpeba
and Shabani Nonda.
Olympique de Marseille
- Founded in 1899, Marseille have been crowned French champions nine times (1937, '48, '71, '72, '89, '90, '91, '92, 2010) - second
only to Saint-Etienne, who have ten titles. OM also have a record ten Coupes de France (1924, '26, '27, '35, '38, '43, '69, '72, '76 and
'89) and three Coupes de la Ligue (2010, '11, '12).
- OM were stripped of the title in 1993, after being found guilty of match-fixing.
- Marseille are the only French club to have won the Champions League (1993), Basile Boli scoring the only goal of a 1-0 win over AC
Milan. OM were runners-up in 1991, losing 5-3 on penalties (0-0 a.e.t.) to Red Star Belgrade, as well as reaching the final of the
UEFA CUP in 1999 and 2004.
- OM's home stadium is the Stade Vélodrome. Renovations - in preparation for hosting matches in Euro 2016 - saw capacity rise from
48,000 to 67,000.
- Spaniard Míchel was appointed coach two games into the 2015-16 season following the resignation of Marcelo Bielsa. Full name
José Miguel González Martín del Campo, Míchel played in the great Real Madrid side of the late 1980s and early 1990s and
represented Spain. He coached Rayo Vallecano, Real Madrid B, Getafe and Sevilla before taking charge of Olympiacos from
February 2013 to January 2015. In Greece he won two league titles and one Cup and took them to the Champions League last 16 in
2014.
- OM finished fourth last season with 69 points, 14 points behind champions PSG and two points behind Monaco in third. OM crashed
out of the Coupe de la Ligue with a 2-1 round of 32 loss at Rennes and were on the wrong end of a penalty shootout at amateur club
Grenoble in the round of 64 of the Coupe de France.
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KEY STATISTICS : AS MONACO - OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
AS Monaco
HOME STATISTICS
AWAY STATISTICS
W-W-D-L
D-D-D-L
7th
4th
27 / 48
24 / 48
1.69
1.5
Win(s)
7
6
Draw(s)
6
6
Loss(es)
3
4
GF
23
18
GA
16
15
1.44
1.13
Yellow card(s)
32
36
Red card(s)
2
4
Form Guide
Standings
Points tally / Total possible
Points per game
Goals per game
FIRST GOAL SCORED
When ...
AS Monaco score first
Olympique de Marseille score first
Win(s)
7
6
Draw(s)
3
4
Loss(es)
0
1
When ...
AS Monaco concede first
Olympique de Marseille concede first
Win(s)
0
0
Draw(s)
2
2
Loss(es)
3
3
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OFFICIALS : AS MONACO - OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
Referee
Antony GAUTIER
Referee's assitants
Mickaël ANNONIER - Philippe JEANNE
Fourth official
Jérôme MIGUELGORRY
Delegate
Christian SERCOMANENS
Delegate's assistants
Denis CALAMUSO
Antony GAUTIER
Nationality
French
Date of birth
11/19/1977
Age
38
Height
1,85 m
Weight
78 kg
Ligue
Nord Pas de Calais
Rank
Federal 1 Referee
Season 2015/2016
Number of games officiated
YC
RC
Ligue 1
17
67
12
Ligue 2
3
11
4
Number of games officiated
YC
RC
Ligue 1
17
58
3
Ligue 2
2
2
0
Coupe de la Ligue
3
17
1
Season 2014/2015
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PLAYERS USED - AS MONACO - LIGUE 1
No Name
Nat
DOB
Pld
St
Sub
Gls
Ass
YC
RC
Min
Gardien
1
Danijel SUBASIC
CRO 10/27/1984
31
31
0
0
0
2
0
2790
16
Paul NARDI
FRA
05/18/1994
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
180
30
Seydou SY
SEN
12/12/1995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
30
0
5
2
7
0
2700
Défenseur
2
FABINHO
BRE
10/23/1993
3
Layvin KURZAWA
FRA
09/04/1992
3
3
0
1
0
1
0
228
4
Fabio COENTRÃO
POR 03/11/1988
15
13
2
3
2
4
0
1081
5
JEMERSON
BRE
08/24/1992
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
180
6
Ricardo CARVALHO
POR 05/18/1978
28
28
0
1
0
6
0
2448
13
WALLACE
BRE
10/14/1994
21
20
1
1
0
4
1
1800
21
Elderson ECHIEJILE
NIG
01/20/1988
20
18
2
0
1
4
1
1568
24
Andrea RAGGI
ITA
06/24/1984
26
24
2
1
1
4
0
2176
38
Almamy TOURE
MAI
04/28/1996
10
9
1
3
2
3
0
758
47
Kévin N'DORAM
FRA
01/22/1996
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Raphaël DIARRA
FRA
05/27/1995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Milieu
7
Nabil DIRAR
BEL
02/25/1986
15
15
0
1
6
2
1
1110
8
João MOUTINHO
POR 09/08/1986
23
22
1
1
2
3
0
1948
10
Bernardo SILVA
POR 08/10/1994
28
18
10
5
1
7
0
1908
12
Farès BAHLOULI
FRA
04/08/1995
7
2
5
1
0
1
0
170
14
Tiemoué BAKAYOKO
FRA
08/17/1994
14
10
4
1
0
3
0
981
20
Mario PASALIC
CRO 02/09/1995
16
12
4
3
0
1
0
995
23
Adama TRAORE
MAI
06/28/1995
6
4
2
0
1
1
0
364
27
Thomas LEMAR
FRA
11/12/1995
22
19
3
5
3
1
0
1643
28
Jérémy TOULALAN
FRA
09/10/1983
21
21
0
0
0
3
0
1868
29
Gabriel BOSCHILIA
ITA
03/05/1996
5
1
4
0
0
0
0
149
35
Jonathan MEXIQUE
FRA
03/10/1995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
Abdou Aziz THIAM
FRA
01/15/1997
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
39
Corentin TIRARD
FRA
10/18/1995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
41
Yhoan ANDZOUANA
FRA
12/13/1996
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
8
2
4
0
1
0
668
Attaquant
9
Vagner LOVE
BRE
06/11/1984
9
Anthony MARTIAL
FRA
12/05/1995
3
2
1
0
1
0
0
203
11
Guido CARRILLO
ITA
05/25/1991
27
15
12
4
2
2
0
1525
17
Ivan CAVALEIRO
POR 10/18/1993
9
5
4
0
0
1
0
430
18
Helder COSTA
POR 01/12/1994
20
11
9
2
1
4
0
1007
19
Lacina TRAORE
IVO
08/20/1990
15
7
8
2
2
3
0
595
22
Stephan EL SHAARAWY
ITA
10/27/1992
15
7
8
0
0
1
0
681
29
Kylian MBAPPE LOTTIN
FRA
12/20/1998
11
2
9
1
1
1
0
296
Ilyes CHAIBI
FRA
10/12/1996
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
11
-
04/14/2016
11
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For players that arrived during the season, the statistics only take into account matches played for AS Monaco
04/14/2016
12
Week 34
PLAYERS USED - OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE - LIGUE 1
No Name
Nat
DOB
Pld
St
Sub
Gls
Ass
YC
RC
Min
Gardien
16
Yohann PELE
FRA
04/11/1982
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
90
30
Steve MANDANDA
FRA
28/03/1985
32
32
0
0
0
4
0
2880
Défenseur
2
Javier MANQUILLO
ESP
05/05/1994
27
27
0
0
0
1
0
2309
3
Nicolas NKOULOU
CAM 27/03/1990
29
29
0
0
0
8
1
2579
4
Karim REKIK
HOL
02/12/1994
20
19
1
1
0
4
0
1674
6
Jorge ROLANDO
POR 31/08/1985
18
17
1
1
0
4
0
1541
12
Alphousseyni SANE
FRA
17/01/1996
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
Stéphane SPARAGNA
FRA
17/02/1995
8
2
6
0
0
3
0
234
23
Benjamin MENDY
FRA
17/07/1994
20
18
2
1
1
5
1
1592
25
Paolo DE CEGLIE
ITA
17/09/1986
7
3
4
0
0
1
0
305
26
Brice DJADJEDJE
FRA
23/12/1990
17
15
2
0
0
1
0
1296
Eirik HAUGAN
NOR 27/08/1997
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Milieu
5
Abou DIABY
FRA
11/05/1986
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
68
8
Lucas SILVA
BRE
16/02/1993
21
10
11
0
0
2
0
972
8
Mario LEMINA
FRA
01/09/1993
4
4
0
0
0
1
0
334
10
Lassana DIARRA
FRA
10/03/1985
23
23
0
1
1
4
0
1902
11
Romain ALESSANDRINI
FRA
03/04/1989
19
13
6
5
4
1
2
1057
14
Georges-Kévin NKOUDOU
FRA
13/02/1995
27
22
5
5
1
0
0
2038
17
Bouna SARR
FRA
30/01/1992
20
7
13
2
0
0
0
791
18
Mauricio ISLA
CHI
12/06/1988
22
19
3
2
0
1
0
1712
19
Abdelaziz BARRADA
FRA
19/06/1989
20
15
5
1
6
4
2
1242
20
Alaixys ROMAO
FRA
18/01/1984
21
11
10
1
1
5
1
1104
27
Maxime LOPEZ
FRA
04/12/1997
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
André ZAMBO ANGUISSA
CAM 16/11/1995
5
1
4
0
0
0
0
137
717
Attaquant
7
Lucas OCAMPOS
ARG 11/07/1994
16
6
10
1
0
0
0
9
Abdelkader KRAICHI
FRA
17/02/1989
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
Steven FLETCHER
ANG 26/03/1987
7
5
2
1
0
0
0
429
13
Rémy CABELLA
FRA
08/03/1990
29
28
1
5
2
10
0
2338
22
Michy BATSHUAYI
BEL
02/10/1993
32
28
4
14
6
7
0
2575
24
Florian THAUVIN
FRA
26/01/1993
11
7
4
1
0
0
1
573
24
Florian THAUVIN
FRA
26/01/1993
11
7
4
1
0
0
1
573
28
Antoine RABILLARD
FRA
22/09/1995
3
1
2
1
0
1
0
86
34
Jérémie PORSAN-CLEMENTE
FRA
16/12/1997
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
Billel OMRANI
FRA
02/06/1993
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
For players that arrived during the season, the statistics only take into account matches played for Olympique de Marseille
04/14/2016
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RESULTS/FIXTURES - AS MONACO
Week 1
08/08/2015
OGC Nice - AS Monaco
1-2
W
2nd
Week 2
08/14/2015
AS Monaco - LOSC
0-0
D
6th
Week 3
08/22/2015
Toulouse FC - AS Monaco
1-1
D
8th
Week 4
08/30/2015
AS Monaco - Paris Saint-Germain
0-3
L
13th
Week 5
09/13/2015
GFC Ajaccio - AS Monaco
0-1
W
8th
Week 6
09/20/2015
AS Monaco - FC Lorient
2-3
L
11th
Week 7
09/24/2015
Montpellier Hérault SC - AS Monaco
2-3
W
10th
Week 8
09/27/2015
EA Guingamp - AS Monaco
3-3
D
9th
Week 9
10/04/2015
AS Monaco - Stade Rennais FC
1-1
D
10th
Week 10
10/16/2015
AS Monaco - Olympique Lyonnais
1-1
D
11th
Week 11
10/25/2015
Stade de Reims - AS Monaco
0-1
W
9th
Week 12
11/01/2015
AS Monaco - Angers SCO
1-0
W
6th
Week 13
11/08/2015
Girondins de Bordeaux - AS Monaco
3-1
L
9th
Week 14
11/21/2015
AS Monaco - FC Nantes
1-0
W
6th
Week 15
11/29/2015
Olympique de Marseille - AS Monaco
3-3
D
7th
Week 16
12/02/2015
AS Monaco - SM Caen
1-1
D
6th
Week 17
12/05/2015
SC Bastia - AS Monaco
1-2
W
4th
Week 18
12/13/2015
AS Monaco - AS Saint-Etienne
1-0
W
3rd
Week 19
12/19/2015
ESTAC Troyes - AS Monaco
0-0
D
2nd
Week 20
01/09/2016
AS Monaco - GFC Ajaccio
2-2
D
3rd
Week 21
01/17/2016
FC Lorient - AS Monaco
0-2
W
2nd
Week 22
01/24/2016
AS Monaco - Toulouse FC
4-0
W
2nd
Week 23
01/30/2016
Angers SCO - AS Monaco
3-0
L
2nd
Week 24
02/02/2016
AS Monaco - SC Bastia
2-0
W
2nd
Week 25
02/06/2016
AS Monaco - OGC Nice
1-0
W
2nd
Week 26
02/14/2016
AS Saint-Etienne - AS Monaco
1-1
D
2nd
Week 27
02/20/2016
AS Monaco - ESTAC Troyes
3-1
W
2nd
Week 28
02/28/2016
FC Nantes - AS Monaco
0-0
D
2nd
Week 29
03/04/2016
SM Caen - AS Monaco
2-2
D
2nd
Week 30
03/11/2016
AS Monaco - Stade de Reims
2-2
D
2nd
Week 31
03/20/2016
Paris Saint-Germain - AS Monaco
0-2
W
2nd
Week 32
04/01/2016
AS Monaco - Girondins de Bordeaux
1-2
L
2nd
Week 33
04/10/2016
LOSC - AS Monaco
4-1
L
3rd
Week 34
04/17/2016
-
-
-
Week 35
04/24/2016
Stade Rennais FC - AS Monaco
-
-
-
Week 36
04/30/2016
AS Monaco - EA Guingamp
-
-
-
Week 37
05/07/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - AS Monaco
-
-
-
Week 38
05/14/2016
AS Monaco - Montpellier Hérault SC
-
-
-
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RESULTS/FIXTURES - OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
Week 1
08/08/2015
Olympique de Marseille - SM Caen
0-1
L
17th
Week 2
16/08/2015
Stade de Reims - Olympique de Marseille
Week 3
23/08/2015
Olympique de Marseille - ESTAC Troyes
1-0
L
19th
6-0
W
13th
Week 4
28/08/2015
EA Guingamp - Olympique de Marseille
Week 5
13/09/2015
Olympique de Marseille - SC Bastia
2-0
L
15th
4-1
W
11th
Week 6
20/09/2015
Week 7
23/09/2015
Olympique de Marseille - Olympique Lyonnais
1-1
D
12th
Toulouse FC - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
13th
Week 8
Week 9
27/09/2015
Olympique de Marseille - Angers SCO
1-2
L
15th
04/10/2015
Paris Saint-Germain - Olympique de Marseille
2-1
L
16th
Week 10
18/10/2015
Olympique de Marseille - FC Lorient
1-1
D
16th
Week 11
25/10/2015
LOSC - Olympique de Marseille
1-2
W
14th
Week 12
01/11/2015
FC Nantes - Olympique de Marseille
0-1
W
12th
Week 13
08/11/2015
Olympique de Marseille - OGC Nice
0-1
L
13th
Week 14
22/11/2015
AS Saint-Etienne - Olympique de Marseille
0-2
W
12th
Week 15
29/11/2015
Olympique de Marseille - AS Monaco
3-3
D
11th
Week 16
03/12/2015
Stade Rennais FC - Olympique de Marseille
0-1
W
8th
Week 17
06/12/2015
Olympique de Marseille - Montpellier Hérault SC
2-2
D
9th
Week 18
13/12/2015
Olympique de Marseille - GFC Ajaccio
1-1
D
9th
Week 19
20/12/2015
Girondins de Bordeaux - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
10th
Week 20
10/01/2016
Olympique de Marseille - EA Guingamp
0-0
D
11th
Week 21
17/01/2016
SM Caen - Olympique de Marseille
1-3
W
8th
Week 22
24/01/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
8th
Week 23
29/01/2016
Olympique de Marseille - LOSC
1-1
D
10th
Week 24
02/02/2016
Montpellier Hérault SC - Olympique de Marseille
0-1
W
8th
Week 25
07/02/2016
Olympique de Marseille - Paris Saint-Germain
1-2
L
10th
Week 26
14/02/2016
OGC Nice - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
11th
Week 27
21/02/2016
Olympique de Marseille - AS Saint-Etienne
1-1
D
11th
Week 29
06/03/2016
Olympique de Marseille - Toulouse FC
1-1
D
11th
Week 28
09/03/2016
GFC Ajaccio - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
11th
Week 30
12/03/2016
FC Lorient - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
10th
Week 31
18/03/2016
Olympique de Marseille - Stade Rennais FC
2-5
L
12th
Week 32
03/04/2016
SC Bastia - Olympique de Marseille
2-1
L
13th
Week 33
10/04/2016
Olympique de Marseille - Girondins de Bordeaux
0-0
D
14th
Week 34
17/04/2016
-
-
-
Week 35
24/04/2016
Olympique de Marseille - FC Nantes
-
-
-
Week 36
30/04/2016
Angers SCO - Olympique de Marseille
-
-
-
Week 37
07/05/2016
Olympique de Marseille - Stade de Reims
-
-
-
Week 38
14/05/2016
ESTAC Troyes - Olympique de Marseille
-
-
-
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TOP SCORERS : AS MONACO
Rk
Name
Gls
Pen
Pld
Mins
1
Thomas LEMAR
5
0
5
1643
2
Bernardo SILVA
5
0
5
1908
3
FABINHO
5
5
5
2700
4
Guido CARRILLO
4
0
3
1525
5
Vagner LOVE
4
0
3
668
6
Fabio COENTRÃO
3
0
3
1081
7
Almamy TOURE
3
0
2
758
8
Mario PASALIC
3
0
3
995
9
Lacina TRAORE
2
0
1
595
10
Helder COSTA
2
0
2
1007
11
Nabil DIRAR
1
0
1
1110
12
João MOUTINHO
1
0
1
1948
13
Kylian MBAPPE LOTTIN
1
0
1
296
14
Andrea RAGGI
1
0
1
2176
15
Farès BAHLOULI
1
0
1
170
16
Layvin KURZAWA
1
0
1
228
17
Tiemoué BAKAYOKO
1
0
1
981
18
WALLACE
1
0
1
1800
19
Ricardo CARVALHO
1
0
1
2448
GOALS SCORED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
3
16 - 30'
6
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
9
0
Second Half
45 - 60'
9
61 - 75'
12
76 - 90'
4
Stoppage Time
5
GOALS CONCEDED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
5
16 - 30'
5
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
7
1
Second Half
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45 - 60'
7
61 - 75'
4
76 - 90'
Stoppage Time
04/14/2016
11
0
17
Week 34
TOP SCORERS : OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
Rk
Name
Gls
Pen
Pld
Mins
1
Michy BATSHUAYI
14
2
13
2575
2
Romain ALESSANDRINI
5
0
4
1057
3
Rémy CABELLA
5
0
5
2338
4
Georges-Kévin NKOUDOU
5
0
5
2038
5
Bouna SARR
2
0
2
791
6
Mauricio ISLA
2
0
2
1712
7
Abdelaziz BARRADA
1
0
1
1242
8
Alaixys ROMAO
1
0
1
1104
9
Benjamin MENDY
1
0
1
1592
10
Lassana DIARRA
1
0
1
1902
11
Antoine RABILLARD
1
0
1
86
12
Steven FLETCHER
1
0
1
429
13
Florian THAUVIN
1
0
1
573
14
Lucas OCAMPOS
1
0
1
717
15
Jorge ROLANDO
1
0
1
1541
16
Karim REKIK
1
0
1
1674
GOALS SCORED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
3
16 - 30'
7
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
3
0
Second Half
45 - 60'
12
61 - 75'
8
76 - 90'
8
Stoppage Time
2
GOALS CONCEDED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
5
16 - 30'
5
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
7
0
Second Half
45 - 60'
8
61 - 75'
76 - 90'
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7
6
18
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Stoppage Time
04/14/2016
0
19
Week 34
HEAD TO HEAD - AS MONACO / OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
Ligue 1 / Ligue 2 / Coupe de la Ligue
2014/2015
Ligue 1
12/14/2014
Week 18
1-0
2013/2014
Ligue 1
01/26/2014
Week 22
2-0
2010/2011
Ligue 1
01/30/2011
Week 21
0-0
2009/2010
Ligue 1
02/13/2010
Week 24
1-2
2008/2009
Ligue 1
02/15/2009
Week 24
0-1
2007/2008
Ligue 1
04/27/2008
Week 35
2-3
2006/2007
Ligue 1
05/06/2007
Week 35
1-2
2005/2006
Ligue 1
04/08/2006
Week 34
1-0
2004/2005
Ligue 1
03/20/2005
Week 30
2-1
2003/2004
Ligue 1
05/09/2004
Week 35
1-0
2002/2003
Ligue 1
08/10/2002
Week 2
0-1
2001/2002
CDL
01/09/2002
Round of 16
2-1
2001/2002
Ligue 1
11/16/2001
Week 14
1-1
2000/2001
Ligue 1
09/05/2000
Week 6
0-2
1999/2000
Ligue 1
11/07/1999
Week 14
1-1
1998/1999
Ligue 1
04/02/1999
Week 28
1-2
1997/1998
Ligue 1
09/12/1997
Week 7
2-0
1996/1997
Ligue 1
04/26/1997
Week 34
1-1
1993/1994
Ligue 1
08/27/1993
Week 6
0-0
1992/1993
Ligue 1
02/25/1993
Week 27
1-0
1991/1992
Ligue 1
04/18/1992
Week 36
0-3
1990/1991
Ligue 1
09/28/1990
Week 11
1-3
1989/1990
Ligue 1
11/22/1989
Week 9
1-3
1988/1989
Ligue 1
10/08/1988
Week 15
3-0
1987/1988
Ligue 1
07/18/1987
Week 1
3-1
1986/1987
Ligue 1
06/05/1987
Week 38
2-0
1985/1986
Ligue 1
03/01/1986
Week 31
0-0
1984/1985
Ligue 1
03/22/1985
Week 29
3-0
1979/1980
Ligue 1
04/25/1980
Week 34
1-0
1978/1979
Ligue 1
03/16/1979
Week 29
1-2
1977/1978
Ligue 1
09/02/1977
Week 6
2-3
1975/1976
Ligue 1
06/04/1976
Week 36
2-1
1974/1975
Ligue 1
03/04/1975
Week 30
0-2
1973/1974
Ligue 1
04/12/1974
Week 32
1-1
1971/1972
Ligue 1
12/19/1971
Week 19
0-1
1968/1969
Ligue 1
01/26/1969
Week 19
1-0
1967/1968
Ligue 1
05/04/1968
Week 32
1-0
1966/1967
Ligue 1
12/11/1966
Week 19
0-1
1962/1963
Ligue 1
11/19/1962
Week 16
2-1
1958/1959
Ligue 1
05/07/1959
Week 34
2-0
1957/1958
Ligue 1
11/01/1957
Week 10
3-2
1956/1957
Ligue 1
12/30/1956
Week 18
1-0
1955/1956
Ligue 1
01/01/1956
Week 19
3-0
1954/1955
Ligue 1
09/12/1954
Week 5
1-2
1953/1954
Ligue 1
01/31/1954
Week 22
1-1
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Week 34
L1
L2
CDL
TOTAL
Number of meetings
44
0
1
45
Total wins AS MONACO
20
0
1
21
Total wins OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE
16
0
0
16
Total draws
8
0
-
8
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Week 34
SCHEDULE - LIGUE 1 - WEEK 34
Friday, April 15, 2016 - 20:30
Olympique Lyonnais - OGC Nice
Saturday, April 16, 2016 - 17:00
Paris Saint-Germain - SM Caen
ESTAC Troyes - Stade de Reims
Girondins de Bordeaux - Angers SCO
FC Lorient - Toulouse FC
SC Bastia - AS Saint-Etienne
GFC Ajaccio - LOSC
Sunday, April 17, 2016 - 14:00
FC Nantes - Montpellier Hérault SC
Sunday, April 17, 2016 - 17:00
Stade Rennais FC - EA Guingamp
Sunday, April 17, 2016 - 21:00
UPCOMING MATCHES - LIGUE 1 - WEEK 35
Friday, April 22, 2016 - 20:30
OGC Nice - Stade de Reims
Toulouse FC - Olympique Lyonnais
Sunday, April 24, 2016 - 14:00
Olympique de Marseille - FC Nantes
Sunday, April 24, 2016 - 17:00
Montpellier Hérault SC - ESTAC Troyes
Sunday, April 24, 2016 - 17:00
EA Guingamp - SM Caen
Sunday, April 24, 2016 - 17:00
AS Saint-Etienne - FC Lorient
Sunday, April 24, 2016 - 17:00
GFC Ajaccio - SC Bastia
Sunday, April 24, 2016 - 21:00
Stade Rennais FC - AS Monaco
Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - 18:30
LOSC - Angers SCO
Wednesday, May 11, 2016 - 20:30
Girondins de Bordeaux - Paris Saint-Germain
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Week 34
STANDINGS - LIGUE 1 - AT THE END OF WEEK 33
Rk
Club
Pts
P
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
1
Paris Saint-Germain
83
33
26
5
2
83
18
65
2
Olympique Lyonnais
55
33
16
7
10
54
34
20
3
AS Monaco
55
33
14
13
6
48
40
8
4
OGC Nice
53
33
15
8
10
50
37
13
5
Stade Rennais FC
51
33
13
12
8
50
42
8
6
AS Saint-Etienne
51
33
15
6
12
39
34
5
7
LOSC
49
33
12
13
8
33
25
8
8
Angers SCO
46
33
12
10
11
35
32
3
9
SM Caen
46
33
14
4
15
35
44
-9
10
FC Nantes
44
33
11
11
11
30
35
-5
11
SC Bastia
43
33
12
7
14
31
37
-6
12
Girondins de Bordeaux
43
33
10
13
10
41
50
-9
13
FC Lorient
42
33
10
12
11
45
51
-6
14
40
33
8
16
9
43
38
5
15
EA Guingamp
39
33
10
9
14
39
49
-10
16
Montpellier Hérault SC
37
33
10
7
16
38
42
-4
17
Stade de Reims
36
33
9
9
15
37
48
-11
18
GFC Ajaccio
34
33
7
13
13
31
45
-14
19
Toulouse FC
32
33
7
11
15
38
49
-11
20
ESTAC Troyes
14
33
2
8
23
22
72
-50
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Week 34
OFFICIAL GOAL SCORERS - LIGUE 1 - AT THE END OF WEEK 33
Rk Name
Club
Gls
Pen
A
Pld
Mins
PTS
1
Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC
Paris Saint-Germain
30
5
11
18
2119
54
2
Alexandre LACAZETTE
Olympique Lyonnais
16
2
2
11
2507
26
3
Hatem BEN ARFA
OGC Nice
16
4
4
11
2376
31
4
Edinson CAVANI
Paris Saint-Germain
14
0
3
11
2053
29
5
Michy BATSHUAYI
14
2
6
13
2575
20
6
Wissam BEN YEDDER
Toulouse FC
14
2
4
10
2432
17
7
Ousmane DEMBELE
Stade Rennais FC
12
1
5
9
1617
21
8
Benjamin MOUKANDJO
FC Lorient
12
5
2
10
1854
16
9
Majeed WARIS
FC Lorient
11
2
3
10
1623
20
10 Valère GERMAIN
OGC Nice
10
0
6
10
2681
24
11 Andy DELORT
SM Caen
10
2
2
10
2778
21
12 Martin BRAITHWAITE
Toulouse FC
10
2
0
10
2481
19
13 Angel DI MARIA
Paris Saint-Germain
9
0
11
7
1731
21
14 Kamil GROSICKI
Stade Rennais FC
9
0
3
9
1380
18
15 Ronny RODELIN
SM Caen
8
0
2
8
2429
19
16 Cheikh NDOYE
Angers SCO
8
0
2
5
2323
15
17 LUCAS MOURA
Paris Saint-Germain
8
1
5
7
2017
18
18 Floyd AYITE
SC Bastia
8
1
3
7
2265
19
19 Sofiane BOUFAL
LOSC
8
2
5
8
2124
15
20 Yannis SALIBUR
EA Guingamp
7
0
6
6
2284
6
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Week 34
OFFICIAL ASSISTS - LIGUE 1 - AT THE END OF WEEK 33
Rk
Name
Club
ASS
ASP
PLD
MIN
1
Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC
Paris Saint-Germain
11
0
10
2119
2
Angel DI MARIA
Paris Saint-Germain
11
2
8
1731
3
Ryad BOUDEBOUZ
Montpellier Hérault SC
9
3
9
2795
4
Nicolas DE PREVILLE
Stade de Reims
8
4
7
2555
5
Wahbi KHAZRI
Girondins de Bordeaux
7
4
6
1579
6
Giovanni SIO
Stade Rennais FC
6
0
6
2153
7
Michy BATSHUAYI
6
0
6
2556
8
Valère GERMAIN
OGC Nice
6
0
6
2681
9
Jimmy BRIAND
EA Guingamp
6
0
4
2485
10
Nabil DIRAR
AS Monaco
6
1
6
1110
11
Yannis SALIBUR
EA Guingamp
6
1
6
2284
12
Rachid GHEZZAL
Olympique Lyonnais
6
2
5
1256
13
Abdelaziz BARRADA
6
3
6
1242
14
Billy KETKEOPHOMPHONE
Angers SCO
6
3
6
2267
15
Jean Michael SERI
OGC Nice
5
0
5
2682
16
LUCAS MOURA
Paris Saint-Germain
5
0
4
2017
17
Blaise MATUIDI
Paris Saint-Germain
5
0
3
1974
18
Ousmane DEMBELE
Stade Rennais FC
5
1
5
1617
19
Mathieu VALBUENA
Olympique Lyonnais
5
1
5
1660
20
Walid MESLOUB
FC Lorient
5
1
5
1940
ASS = Assists
ASP = Assists from set piece
PLD = Number of matches in which the player delivered one or more assists
MIN = Number of minutes played in matches in which the player delivered one or more assists
04/14/2016
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Week 34
Press Kit Legend
No
Shirt Number
Nat
Nationality
Pld
Number of games played
St
Number of games started
Sub
Number of substitute appearances
Gls
Number of goals scored
YC
Number of Yellow Cards
RC
Number of red cards
MIN
Number of minutes played
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The Ligue 1, Ligue 2 and Coupe de la Ligue Press Kits are available in the week leading up to matches in the Media Centre of ligue1.com (
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PRESS KITAS Monaco - Olympique de Marseille - Ligue 1

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