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AS Monaco, which knew its fate on Thursday regarding the Champions League draw, now knows its precise continental calendar.
A little better off than PSG during the Champions League draw carried out on Thursday on its Monaco soil, ASM still inherited Barça, Arsenal and Inter among its batch of big fish.
For the Principality club, the adventure will begin with a bang with the reception of FC Barcelona at Louis-II, on Wednesday September 18. The trip to the Gunners’ ground is scheduled for Wednesday December 11; before a final trip to Milan to challenge the Nerazzurri on Wednesday January 29.
ASM’s schedule in the Champions League
1st day, Wednesday September 18: Monaco – FC Barcelona (ESP)
2nd day, Wednesday October 2: Dinamo Zagreb (CRO) – Monaco
3rd day, Tuesday October 22: Monaco – Red Star (SER)
4th day, Tuesday November 5: Bologna (ITA) – Monaco
5th day, Wednesday November 27: Monaco – Benfica Lisbon (POR)
6th day, Wednesday December 11: Arsenal (ENG) – Monaco
7th day, Tuesday January 21, 2025: Monaco – Aston Villa (ENG)
8th day, Wednesday January 29: Inter Milan (ITA) – Monaco
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