Nice-Monaco live: An explosive 11 for the derby

Nice-Monaco, pre-match

Here comes the time for the Côte d’Azur derby, act 2. After winning in Monaco last September (0-1, 6th day), OGC Nice this time hosts the Rocher team, with intend to do as well. Second in the Ligue 1 standings, eleven points behind PSG, the Aiglons know that if they still want to believe a little bit in a potential return to the leader, they must no longer let the slightest point go. Faced with an ASM currently in a somewhat complicated situation, Francesco Farioli’s men start as slight favorites.

However, Monaco promises to be a high-level opponent that the locals would do well to be wary of. Without success in the championship for three matches, the protégés of an increasingly weakened Adi Hütter on his bench also have objectives to fulfill. The first of them is to win the Champions League and for the moment, their provisional fifth place is not enough. A draw, or even a victory this Sunday, would however allow them to return to at least fourth place, with third not being impossible to recover in the event of a card against Nice.

Nice-Monaco, the probable lineups

Nice should be organized in 4-3-3 with Guessand in the offensive axis, with Cho and Laborde on his sides. Ndayishimiye will take care of recovery in midfield, while captain Dante will hold the house in defense. On the Monegasque side, a 3-4-1-2 system could be proposed. Ben Yedder starting with his captain’s armband, Ouattara and Fofana a step below and Kherer on the right of the defense.

Nice: Bulka – Lotomba, Todibo, Dante, Bard – Sanson, Ndayishimiye, Boudaoui – Laborde, Guessand, Cho

Monaco: Köhn – Kehrer, Zakaria, Salisu – Vanderson, Camara, Fofana, Ouattara – Ben Yedder, Golovine, Balogun

Nice-Monaco, where to watch the match

The match between OGC Nice and AS Monaco will kick off this Sunday at 8:45 p.m.. The match will be followed live with commentary on our site and will be broadcast on Prime Video.

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