Monaco, it does not work out

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By: Manu Tournoux

Monaco, it does not work out

Adolf Hütter’s players suffered a small correction on Saturday during AS Monaco’s second warm-up match.

Admittedly, AS Monaco is just beginning its preparation for next season, but this kind of defeat is not fun. The formation of the Rock was beaten 3-0 on Saturday by the Cercle de Bruges, on the occasion of its second friendly match of the summer.

Austrian coach Adolf Hütter had however lined up attacking Aleksandr Golovin, Wissam Ben Yedder or Eliesse Ben Seghir at kick-off. This setback comes six days after a first trial gallop, against another Belgian formation.

In front of Union Saint-Gilloise in La Turbie, the debut of the Rock technician ended in a draw (1-1).

ASM is now looking to the week-long course in Birmingham.

In England, the Monegasques will face Betis Sevilla (Liga) and Leeds United (Premier League).

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Manu Tournoux

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