Coulibaly shines, Zakaria steady as Monaco players rated after win over Zabrze | OneFootball

According to Nice-Matin, Monaco’s win over Zabrze featured a decisive Coulibaly, who created one and scored, while captain Zakaria stayed assured.

Hradecky had a quiet evening, making two saves late in the first half and another around the hour, but he was beaten from close range.

Vanderson was busy without real impact. Khlan got in behind him on 64 minutes, then he was replaced by TOURE on 76, who was at fault on the goal.

Sané and Dier were steady. Nazinho, starting again, showed intent and supplied Coulibaly’s goal.

Brunner opened the scoring with a confident first-time finish and again justified the faith in him.

Camara was sloppy early yet still steered play, recording 133 touches and helping build the fourth. Zakaria saw less of the ball, completed every pass and pressed to win it for the third before BENZAHRA came on at 66.

Coulibaly added a crisp right-footed strike but also ceded possession too often, then SOUBEIR replaced him on 66.

Golovin came deep and lacked first-time play, miscontrolling a Brunner pass on 25. He scored with a tame effort that owed to poor goalkeeping, before BIERETH arrived on 55 to tap in the fourth.

Idumbo saw little service aside from a burst on 41, then DETOURBET came on 55 with energetic carries. Filipe Luis kept the same XI from Le Havre and rotated after the break.

Source: Nice-Matin

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