Camara-Zakaria lead Monaco to 1-0 win at Le Havre, player ratings | OneFootball

Monaco edged Le Havre 1-0, built on the Camara-Zakaria axis. Camara made 13 recoveries and set the tempo, while Zakaria imposed himself across the pitch.

Brunner had sights of goal at four, eight and 16 minutes without converting, and Golovin might have done better at 16. According to Nice-Matin, Hradecky was largely assured, making a huge save before Richardson’s strike was ruled out at 26 minutes.

Dier headed in from a Nazinho corner for the winner, then misjudged a clearance at 38. Vanderson was booked at 66, Nazinho’s recovery run denied Nakamura at 76 before Toure replaced him at 81, and Kehrer came on for Vanderson at 89.

In support, Sané was composed and proactive at the back. Golovin kept things tidy, Idumbo’s dribbling unsettled the hosts on 73, and Hradecky stayed sharp at 78 and 84.

Coulibaly grafted before Soubeir replaced him at 57, quickly beating a man with a drag-back then forcing Mpasi into a save at 60. Brunner was swapped for Biereth at 57, and the Dane saw a finish chalked off at 63. Konate also entered at 81.

Ratings reflected the balance of the display, with Camara top on eight, Dier and Sané on seven. Hradecky, Vanderson, Nazinho, Golovin and Idumbo scored six, Brunner and Coulibaly five, the coach six. The referee was marked three and the match seven.

Source: Nice-Matin

“Artificial intelligence was used to assist in creating this article based on reporting from the original source quoted.”