Summary:
AS Monaco drew 2-2 against Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League, preserving their undefeated start to the new season, with a late goal from Denis Zakaria.
Full Story:
Monaco’s AS Monaco secured a 2-2 draw against Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League, maintaining their unbeaten start to the new season. The teams exchanged chances early on, but deteriorating weather conditions affected the quality of play. In the first half, the home team took the lead through Petar Sucic. In the second half, Zagreb’s Martin Baturina extended the lead to 2-0. Nevertheless, Monaco fought back, and Mohammed Salisu’s powerful header gave them hope. Denis Zakaria then scored a late penalty to salvage a point for Monaco. Coach Adi Hütter praised his players for their resilience in difficult conditions and congratulated Zagreb on their performance. Despite being down by two goals, Hütter was satisfied with the draw. In terms of statistics, Monaco had the advantage in expected goals, possession, shots, and other key metrics. Monaco now focuses on their upcoming match against Stade Rennais in Ligue 1.
Source:
Monaco Tribune
