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Monaco vs Le Havre gives Monaco the stronger balance, but Le Havre have repeatedly made the fixture a low-margin examination. Monaco won 3–1 at home on 16 August 2025, Le Havre held a 0–0 draw in Normandy on 24 January 2026, and Monaco edged a 1–0 away win on 23 August 2026. Future fixtures can turn on whether Le Havre’s resistance or Monaco’s control sets the terms.
Past matches, Monaco vs Le Havre
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Le Havre
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99G
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12D
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44M
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78M
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30F
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9F
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17M
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27F
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33
Monaco Substitutes
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G
16
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D
5
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M
19
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M
46
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M
49
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M
47
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F
14
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F
7
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F
42
Match events
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14'⚽E. Dier Normal Goal (Asst: Nazinho)
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20'Amir Richardson Yellow Card
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26'Amir Richardson Goal cancelled
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34'Fodé Doucouré Yellow Card
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40'E. K. Vinette Y. Zouaoui
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44'Vincent Sasso Yellow Card
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57'A. Soubeir M. Coulibaly
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57'M. Biereth P. Brunner
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64'Aleksandr Golovin Yellow Card
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66'Vanderson Yellow Card
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70'E. Jelert F. Doucoure
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70'S. Nakamura T. Pembele
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70'J. Maja A. Samatta
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80'I. Toure Nazinho
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81'O. Konate S. Idumbo
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88'K. Mizuta S. Ebonog
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89'T. Kehrer Vanderson
Stats for this game
Matchup Monaco VS Le Havre
Monaco carry the clearer edge
Monaco have generally taken more from this pairing, particularly when the match is played at Stade Louis-II. Their 3–1 home win on 22 September 2024 and another 3–1 there on 16 August 2025 show how the hosts can convert territorial authority into a margin. Yet Le Havre have kept the contest close in their own setting, preventing the matchup from becoming a simple hierarchy despite Monaco’s advantage.
Le Havre make the margins matter
Le Havre drew 1–1 at home on 26 April 2025 and held Monaco to 0–0 on 24 January 2026. Monaco then won 1–0 at Stade Océane on 23 August 2026, a result that confirmed their ability to solve a cautious away game without creating a wide gap. Future editions can ask whether Le Havre turn that resistance into a home victory or Monaco maintain control when space and chances are limited again. That tension can shape the balance over time.