Monaco Trio Face Late Fitness Tests Ahead of Champions League Game
Monaco assesses three players’ fitness ahead of crucial Champions League match versus PSG, aiming for a strong first-leg performance to secure advantage, coach said.
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Champions League: Monaco trio face late fitness tests ahead of clash against Paris Saint-Germain
Coach Sebastien Pocognoli said French international Maghnes Akliouche and Senegalese midfielder Lamine Camara faced fitness tests later on Monday and again on the morning of the tie, while Ansu Fati had taken a knock to his quadriceps and would also be assessed.
Monaco trio face late fitness tests ahead of Champions League game
MONACO: Monaco have doubts over the fitness of three players ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League knockout playoffs first leg against holders PSG, where they will be hoping to earn a lead to take to the French capital for next week’s return.
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MONACO, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Monaco have doubts over the fitness of three players ahead of Tuesday's Champions League knockout playoffs first leg against holders Paris Saint-Germain, where they will be hoping to earn a lead to take to the French capital for next week's return.
The circles Maghnès Akliouche and Lamine Camara as well as the attacker Ansu Fati "are uncertain" for Monaco against Paris SG and will perform final tests before the match of the dams go from League of Champions between the two teams, Tuesday, announced Monday coach Sébastien Pocognoli.
J-1 before the going dam of the Champions League between the AS Monaco and the Paris Saint-Germain. Easy winner of Nantes (3-1), the club of the Principality has quietly prepared this appointment. But his infirmary remains well filled. On the eve of the meeting, Sébastien Pocognoli took stock of the state of health of his group. "Maghnes (Akliouche) is uncertain, he was hit in the pool and carried out a supplementary examination yesterday. He st…
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