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Lille vs Monaco is a Ligue 1 matchup shaped by high-level balance, narrow margins and the ability of either side to seize a turning point. Lille won 4–3 at home in October 2022, while Monaco answered with a 1–0 victory at Stade Louis-II in April 2024. The contrast makes the fixture difficult to reduce to hierarchy; a future meeting will ask who controls the decisive phase.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Monaco
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16G
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8M
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3D
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25D
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27M
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14F
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31F
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28M
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49M
Lille Substitutes
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G
16
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F
9
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M
6
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F
11
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D
4
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M
8
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D
18
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D
24
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F
28
Match events
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18'Matías Fernández-Pardo Penalty cancelled
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23'Ayyoub Bouaddi Yellow Card
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46'N. Bentaleb A. Bouaddi
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54'Matías Fernández-Pardo Yellow Card
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58'W. Faes S. Adingra
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58'M. Coulibaly A. Bamba
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59'A. Fati A. Golovin
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59'M. Coulibaly A. Bamba
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59'A. Fati A. Golovin
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62'E. Mbappe N. Mukau
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71'G. Perrin F. Correia
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72'⚽D. Zakaria Own Goal
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75'Gaëtan Perrin Yellow Card
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76'G. Perrin Yellow Card
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79'Mamadou Coulibaly Yellow Card
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80'M. Coulibaly Yellow Card
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80'I. Toure T. Kehrer
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80'M. Biereth J. Teze
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80'M. Biereth J. Teze
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80'I. Toure T. Kehrer
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89'C. Verdonk H. Haraldsson
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90'C. Verdonk H. Haraldsson
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90'Alexsandro R. Perraud
Stats for this game
Matchup Lille VS Monaco
Lille can win the open contest
Lille’s 4–3 home win in October 2022 captures the expansive side of this matchup. At Stade Pierre-Mauroy, the hosts survived a seven-goal exchange and found the final margin, illustrating how quickly the contest can become a test of nerve as much as structure. The score gives Lille a meaningful reference, but it also warns that control can be temporary when Monaco find room to respond.
Monaco can make the margin count
Monaco’s 1–0 home win in April 2024 supplies a different answer. At Stade Louis-II, Youssouf Fofana’s goal settled a closely fought Ligue 1 meeting in which neither side enjoyed an easy route through. The two dated results underline the balance: Lille can thrive when the game opens, while Monaco can prevail when one decisive moment is enough. That gives future chapters a durable question—will Lille impose the tempo, or can Monaco keep the contest tight until the turning point arrives?