Paris Brunner rescues Monaco, player ratings after Strasbourg draw | OneFootball

Paris Brunner’s 20-metre strike in the second half earned Monaco a draw at Strasbourg after an unfortunate Sané header beat Hradecky.

According to Nice-Matin, Monaco’s top marks went to Camara and Brunner, both seven. Camara harried throughout and teed up the forward’s strike.

Hradecky five, surprised by the deflection, otherwise rarely worked and he denied Yassine. Vanderson five, a mixed bag, better after the break with some telling deliveries. Sané four, troubled by nimble forwards, made numerous clearances but his header proved costly. Dier six, used his nous, repelled crosses and remained a set-piece threat. Nazinho five, industrious yet often stretched by Yassine, cleared his lines.

Zakaria six, positionally sound, some loose passes, and he was close to a late winner but offside. Golovin six, clever in pockets yet lacked a yard. Idumbo six, diligent defensively to aid Nazinho, uneven going forward, replaced by Detourbet on 72 minutes, very neutral.

Soubeir not rated on his first start, a volley off target then a heavy touch when almost through, twisted his ankle and made way for Abline on 22 minutes. Abline six, quiet then increasingly lively after Monaco’s upturn, he could, perhaps should, have had a penalty.

Brunner seven, battled the centre-backs for long spells and was often far from goal, then made the decisive contribution that hushed the Meinau. The coach rated six, his side lacked the control of earlier outings yet fought back, and keeping Brunner on proved right. Referee five, match six.

Source: Nice-Matin

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