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Expected information about the match

Europe Champions league 1.Round

18.9 20:00

Stadium: Stade Louis-II

Capacity: 18523

Turf: Grass

Distance: 1287 km (800 mi.)

Monaco

Seydou Sy is out of selection by coach decision

Seydou Sy - Goalkeeper (GK) - Back-up player

0

Wilson Isidor is out of selection by coach decision

Wilson Isidor - Attack (LW) - Back-up player

0

Pelé is out of selection by coach decision

Pelé - Midfielder (DM) - Rotation player

0

Aleksandr Golovin is out of selection by coach decision

Aleksandr Golovin - Midfielder (CM) - Regular player

3

0

2

0

230

0

1

0

Romain Faivre is out of selection by coach decision

Romain Faivre - Midfielder (CM) - Back-up player

0

Ibrahima Diallo is out of selection by coach decision

Ibrahima Diallo - Midfielder (CM) - Rotation player

0

Almamy Touré is out of selection by coach decision

Almamy Touré - Defense (RB) - Rotation player

1

0

2

0

1

14

0

Jonathan Panzo is out of selection by coach decision

Jonathan Panzo - Defense (CB) - Back-up player

0

Jordy Gaspar is out of selection by coach decision

Jordy Gaspar - Defense (RB) - Back-up player

0

Antonio Barreca is out of selection by coach decision

Antonio Barreca - Defense (LB) - Regular player

1

3

0

90

0

1

0

Benoît Badiashile is out of selection by coach decision

Benoît Badiashile - Defense (CB) - Rotation player

2

0

180

0

Stevan Jovetic will miss and it can be big blow for team

Stevan Jovetic - Attack (CF) - Regular player

1

0

1

0

12

0

Rony Lopes will miss and it can be big blow for team

Rony Lopes - Attack (LW) - Rotation player

0

One-time Champions League (CL) winners, AS Monaco, and Europa League (EL) title-holders, Atlético Madrid, face off this Tuesday at the Stade Louis II for their opening game in Group A of the 2018/2019 CL. This game will mark the first-ever encounter between the sides.

A dreadful CL campaign last term saw Leonardo Jardim’s Monaco side prematurely knocked out of the competition in the group stage, failing to win any of their six fixtures (D2, L4). The Monégasque are on a winless streak of eight-straight fixtures in the CL (D2, L6), the worst run in the club’s history.

Encouragingly however, they’ve won their last three home CL encounters against Spanish opposition.

After winning only one of their six 2017/18 CL group stage encounters (W1, D4, L1), Atlético finished third, failing to progress to the next stage but securing a Europa League knockout phase spot. Diego Simeone subsequently led his team to the third EL title in the club’s history.

However in the CL, Atlético have won just one of their last seven away matches (W1, D4, L2), while from six away games against French sides in continental competition, the Spaniards have also won just once in their history (W1, D4, L1).

Players to watch: Monaco’s Colombian striker Falcao scored half of his team’s six goals in the CL last season.

World Cup winner Antoine Griezmann was arguably Atlético’s best player in last season’s CL, with two goals (both were the first of the match) and two assists.

Stat attack: Monaco are on a run of four-straight home losses in the CL, conceding at least two goals in each of them.

oth teams have scored in ten of Monaco’s last 12 CL matches.

Atlético have scored less than 1.5 goals in 12 of their last 13 away games in the CL.

Monaco coach Leonardo Jardim has called a group of nineteen players to host Atlético Madrid, scheduled for Tuesday night (9 pm, Stade Louis-II) on the occasion of the first day of the tournament. of Champions League groups. The Lusitanian technician has yet to do without several executives: Aleksandr Golovin (cover), Ronaël Pierre-Gabriel (inj), Stevan Jovetic (calf), Rony Lopes (thigh), Pietro Pellegri (cover), Danijel Subasic (cover) and Willem Geubbels (cover). Absent last minute against the TFC Saturday night, Radamel Falcao announced his return.