Strasbourg 1-1 AS Monaco: Match Recap and Result

Match: 12 September 2026, 15:15 UTC · Published: 12 September 2026 · 355 words

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Strasbourg and AS Monaco drew 1-1 in Ligue 1 at Stade de la Meinau, splitting the points in a match neither side could quite take. Monaco had more of the ball and far more corners, yet Strasbourg still finished with the higher shot count, and the official score stayed level.

Match Summary

The two Ligue 1 sides could not be separated. A 1-1 scoreline was confirmed at the end, with Monaco enjoying the greater share of possession and a clear lead in corners. Strasbourg produced the larger number of shots, a response that kept the visitors from turning control into a win. Referee Eric Wattellier oversaw a contest that stayed eleven against eleven.

Late on, the cards came. Pape Demba Diop received a yellow for Strasbourg in the 78th minute. Aleksandr Golovin was booked for Monaco in the 90th minute. Both teams remained at full strength, and the draw stood.

Key Moments

Monaco's seven corners to two for Strasbourg was the starkest imbalance in how the match was contested. That set-piece gap mattered because it was the visitors' clearest route to a winner they never found.

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Strasbourg's 13 shots against 11 told another story. Only two home shots were on target, compared with three for Monaco, so the extra volume did not become a home victory.

The booking of Pape Demba Diop in the 78th minute was the first caution and left Strasbourg to manage the remaining time without a further disciplinary blow. Aleksandr Golovin's yellow in the 90th minute was the last intervention of the afternoon.

Match Statistics

Possession finished 44 percent for Strasbourg and 56 percent for Monaco. Corners were two for the home side and seven for the visitors. Shots were 13 for Strasbourg and 11 for Monaco, with two on target against three. Yellow cards were one apiece, and there were no red cards.

What the Result Means

In Ligue 1, Monaco are second with nine points from three matches and a goal difference of four, and three wins in their last three. Strasbourg are sixth with six points from three matches and a goal difference of one, with two wins and one loss in their last three. The clubs are three points apart.