This Tuesday, August 9, AS Monaco travels to the Netherlands to face PSV Eindhoven in the second leg of the 3rd round of the Champions League. After its draw at home, the club from the Principality is obliged to win the victory in order to qualify for the play-offs of the most prestigious of competitions. So where to see this match and at what time? Télé Star gives you the answer.
AS Monaco can believe it. After trailing for much of the first leg of the 3rd round of the Champions League against PSV Eindhoven, the Monegasques snatched the equalizer at the very end of the match (1-1 final score), and still have their destiny in their hands to try to qualify for the next phase of the most famous European football competition. .
Philippe Clément’s men will therefore have to correct the errors of the first leg to be able to snatch victory. The Rocher club has already been full of confidence this weekend by winning its first league match against Strasbourg 2 goals to 1. But against the Dutch club, Wissam Ben Yedder’s teammates will have to assume their favorite status, as the ASM coach recalled at a press conference. “I’m sure we’re stronger physically. But you have to show it on the field (…) We want to show that we are the better team in both games.”said Philippe Clément.
Kick off at 8:30 p.m.
The PSV Eindhoven – AS Monaco match kicks off at 8:30 p.m. at the Philips Stadium. The referee appointed to conduct this meeting is the Spaniard Jesús Gil Manzano. Finally, the meeting will be to follow on Canal+.
The probable compositions
PSV : Benitez – Mwene, Obispo, Teze, Max – Sangaré, Til, Veerman – Saibari, De Jong (cap.), Gakpo
ASM : Nübel – Vanderson, Disasi, Maripan, Caio Henrique – Diatta, Fofana, Matazo, Golovin – Ben Yedder (cap.), Volland
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AS Monaco therefore still has its destiny in its hands to try to qualify for the next phase of the most famous European football competition.
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Philippe Clément’s men will therefore have to correct the errors of the first leg to be able to snatch victory.
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AS Monaco have already been full of confidence this weekend by winning their first match in the league against Strasbourg 2 goals to 1.
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But against the Dutch club, Wissam Ben Yedder’s teammates will have to assume their status as favourites, as the ASM coach recalled at a press conference.
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“I’m sure we’re stronger physically. But we have to show it on the pitch,” said Monaco coach Philippe Clément.
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“We want to show that we are the best team in both games,” added Philippe Clément.
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The PSV Eindhoven – AS Monaco match kicks off at 8:30 p.m. at the Philips Stadium.
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The referee appointed to conduct this meeting is the Spaniard Jesús Gil Manzano.
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Finally, the meeting will be to follow on Canal+.
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AS Monaco will do everything to win against PSV Eindhoven