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While the race for qualification in the Champions League is intensifying, Adi Hütter, the coach of Monaco, puts pressure before the crucial match against Angers.
AS Monaco has been losing momentum in recent weeks. In the last five championship games, the Principality club recorded two victories, two draws and one defeat.
The Monegasques occupy 4th place two points from the last step of the podium, synonymous with direct qualification for the Champions League. They are also equal to points (44) with the LOSC, fifth, and two points from Lyon, sixth.
Revenge against Angers in sight
The race for Europe will therefore be harsh until the end of this exercise. And ASM coach Adi Hütter is aware of it. “We will have to seize opportunities, because everyone will wait for us, starting with Angers. It is necessary to seek a victory before the international break, but for that it will be necessary to make a top match, offensively and defensively “estimated the Austrian technician at a press conference.
Hütter has still not digested the defeat against Angers at home in November and hopes to be able to leave with the three points this Sunday. “It was really a bad match from us, probably the worst this season at home. This is the only one we lost at the Louis II stadium with Paris in the last minutes, which proves that we are solid at home. I don't want to talk about revenge, but there is a situation in the standings and a victory in Angers would allow us to reduce the gap with our competitors. »»
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