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Martins changed everything
That his comeback has done good for Monaco.
Just before half-time, Philippe Clément made a double substitution, after the expulsion of Aurélien Tchouaméni
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Gelson Martins returns to the field and his profile does a world of good in Monaco.
It brings speed, passion but above all verticality and projection.
The Portuguese winger won seven of the eight duels he attempted and succeeded in 80% of his dribbles.
He also knew how to be decisive and brings the goal, gag, for his team.
After a show in the area, his shot was blocked by two Bordeaux players and ended up in the back of the net to allow ASM to bring back a point from Gironde (1-1).
Finally the only really dangerous Monegasque striker.
Young people make the show
If the match was not always played at a crazy pace, the young people ensured the show at Matmut Atlantique.
At the start of the game, Sofiane Diop (21) was already very active and obtained a good free kick after only five minutes of play. Author of numerous technical gestures, he suffered five faults in 40 minutes of play. to the expulsion of Tchouaméni surprised.
Opposite, the Bordeaux showman is called Yacine Adli (22 years old).
It is also he who is at the origin of the goal of his team.
After a show in front of the surface, he addresses a ladle for Rémin Oudin, which concludes perfectly.
Finally, in midfield, Jean Onana (22) proved indispensable.
Eight balls recovered but above all 90% of duels won.
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Bordeaux sides
All the attacks are Girondines passed by the sides.
Djibril Sidibé and Caio Henrique suffered a lot in defense, due to the overactivity of Timothée Pembélé, on the right, and Gideon Mensah on the left.
The two pistons were able to be very offensive, addressing five centers in total.
The two also threw themselves into the axis.
Pembélé close to taking back a cross from his teammate at the penalty spot, just after the break.
At the end of the match, Mensah adjusts his header perfectly and Henrique pushes back on his line.
Rémi Oudin, striker and right winger this Sunday, was also very active, especially in the construction of the game.
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Guion pays for his choices
The inevitable happened.
In the second period, the Bordelais continued to retreat, they who were leading in the score and were in numerical superiority.
No pressing, recovered balloons swung forward.
The Monegasque goal comes in the 67th minute, just after David Guion's substitution.
The Bordeaux coach took out his attacking midfielder, false left winger, Yacine Adli for a more defensive midfielder, Danylo Ignatenko.
A change to keep the score therefore, which will have lasted barely two minutes and Guion directly sanctioned for having played it small arms.
Tchouaméni pays for his faults
A first yellow card in the 28th minute, a second six minutes later and the French international midfielder leaves his side at ten against eleven.
Two sanctions, slightly severe but which remain fair and logical on the part of Jérémie Pignard.
Aurélien Tchouaméni already guilty of three faults in half an hour of play. The referee was trigger-happy.
Eight cards distributed in total during the meeting.
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Monaco executives
Like Aurélien Tchouaméni, precious at only 22 years old, the Monegasque executives were absent from this meeting.
Starting with the captain.
Wissam Ben Yedder was too discreet, often picking up and providing few solutions in the area, he who was however the only real attacker lined up at the start of the game. Zero shots on target in just two attempts, 13 lost balls.
Kevin Volland was also discreet.
Placed again in the middle of the torchbearer, he left just before halftime.
A change that did not surprise unlike that of Sofiane Diop.
Djibril Sidibé was also inside at Matmut Atlantique.
The world champion lost 16 balls in one hour of play, before being logically replaced.
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Hwang doesn't get up to speed
Bordeaux's offensives were all pretty good against Monaco.
The pistons brought on their side, Rémi Oudin and Yacine Adli were decisive.
Ui-Jo Hwang did not raise her level to that of her partners.
Invisible in the first period, he was too lonely afterwards.
The South Korean striker had twice the opportunity to save his game late in the game without succeeding.
A strike repelled by Alexander Nübel (82nd), before a shot completely off target a few minutes later (86th).
Twice offside, twelve lost balls, he had not attempted a single strike before the 82nd minute.