Monaco v LOSC: European push meets Champions League chase | OneFootball

Monaco host LOSC in Ligue 1 at the Stade Louis-II on Sunday, 10 May 2026, with European places on the line. The hosts sit sixth, while the visitors are fourth and pushing for Champions League qualification.

Monaco and LOSC last met in August 2025, when the visitors won 1-0. The stakes are clear again: Monaco have 54 points in sixth, LOSC 58 in fourth.

Recent form points to a tight contest. Monaco have two wins, two draws and one defeat in their last five league games, including victory at Metz and draws against Toulouse and Auxerre. LOSC are unbeaten across the same span with three wins and two draws, beating Lens and Toulouse and sharing points with Nice and Le Havre.

Monaco are without Takumi Minamino, Caio Henrique, Mohammed Salisu, Vanderson, Kassoum Ouattara, Stanis Idumbo and Paris Brunner. LOSC list Marc-Aurèle Caillard, Hamza Igamane, Marius Broholm, Ousmane Touré and Noah Edjouma as absentees.

Les Rouge et Blanc have scored 56 league goals with 53% possession and 83.90% pass accuracy, so Folarin Balogun's 13-goal threat, plus creativity from Maghnes Akliouche (six assists) and Aleksandr Golovin (five), could trouble a defence that has conceded just 35. LOSC's balance is anchored by 12 clean sheets and 55% possession, while Matías Fernández and Hakon Arnar Haraldsson (both eight league goals) and Felix Correia's supply line may look to exploit transitions.

A home win would take Monaco to 57 points and could move them into the Europa League places. Victory for LOSC would lift them to 61 points and tighten their grip on a Champions League qualification berth.