Monaco-Lyon: Big news for ASM before the shock

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By: Nicolas Gerbault

Monaco-Lyon: Big news for ASM before the shock
AS Monaco records excellent news before the last two championship days.

Engaged in a fierce struggle to win a qualifying place for the Champions League, theAS Monaco Takes a shock that looks like a small final against one of its direct competitors, Olympique Lyonnais on Saturday (kick -off at 9 p.m.).

A meeting that would allow the Principality club to permanently distance OL in the event of a victory in Louis-II. And to achieve this, Adi Hütter should be able to count on a well -stocked workforce.

Mika Biereth, the AS Monaco striker.

When he was released on injury to Geoffroy-Guichard against AS Saint-Etienne last week, Mika Biereth should be operational for this important match.

Hütter optimistic for Biereth

Present at a press conference this Thursday for the traditional pre-match point, Adi Hütter gave reassuring news on his scorer. “We see day by day, but it seems that he can play on Saturday”launched the Austrian technician, optimistic.

Top scorer in AS Monaco with 13 goals scored since his arrival this winter, Biereth is an important trigger for the Principality club in this final sprint. He was suffering from an iliac crest injury.

Nicolas Gerbault

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