MHD TV - Watch Live TV, Movies, and Shows Online

90'

•

comment

FULL-TIME: PSG 1-2 MONACO

90'

•

highlight

HRADECKY'S THE HERO! The Finnish goalkeeper is the hero for his side as he denies Dembele in the final moments! Space opens up for the Frenchman inside the box, and it looks like he's about to pick out the far corner. Hradecky comes to his side's rescue, coming across and making the save at full stretch to deny him.

90'

•

comment

Dembele almost thought he was the hero, as he sends it into the side netting. He beats his man, then cuts in from the right and flashes a shot at the near post. Hradecky looks like he could be beaten, but it ends up in the side netting!

90'

•

comment

Godts flashes in a cross from the right, hoping any of his teammates will be on the other end, with Teze the one waiting to head it away. PSG look like they are running out of ideas now as time continues to tick away.

90'

•

comment

There will be five minutes added on here. Can PSG find a late equaliser once again and get another 2-2 draw?

89'

•

comment

It's now all PSG, as they still search for an equaliser. Monaco are now playing with a back five, with two players just ahead of them. They are all in on seeing out this victory.

87'

S

Substitution

Their final change sees the potential match winner, Idumbo, depart the field. Mawissa comes on in his place.

87'

S

Substitution

Monaco make their final changes, as Golovin makes way for Benzahra.

84'

•

highlight

PSG HAVE IT IN THE NET BUT IT'S OFFSIDE! The hosts thought they were level as Torres headed it in, but the flag goes up for offside, keeping Monaco's lead intact. Vitinha chips the ball over the Monaco defence, where Dembele is waiting. He heads it across goal, where Torres is in space and finishes the move off. They briefly think they are level, before their celebrations are cut short as Dembele is offside.

83'

•

comment

It Monaco can see out the result, Felipe Luis will become the first Monaco manager to win their first five games in charge at the club.

80'

•

comment

There's a huge cheer from the travelling supporters as Hradecky catches Godts' long-range shot. It was an easy catch for the goalkeeper, who goes down to allow his team to regroup.

78'

•

comment

Dembele wins his side a corner, and he takes it quickly to Fernandez. He swings it into the box, but he is met by a sea of red and white shirts, with all of the Monaco players back to defend their lead.

76'

S

Substitution

PSG make their final roll of the dice, with Fernandez introduced for Ruiz in midfield.

74'

•

comment

PSG are showing serious urgency now, as they are rocked by Monaco's second goal. They've had just four shots so far, scoring with their only two shots on target.

73'

S

Substitution

Abline also comes on for Monaco, replacing Brunner.

73'

S

Substitution

Luis reacts to his side's goal by making substitutions. Coulibaly is replaced by Soubeir.

72'

•

Assist

Golovin quickly picks it up and works it on for Idumbo in space on the left to grab the goal.

72'

+

Goal 1-2

GOOAAALLL!!!! MONACO HAVE TURNED IT AROUND!! 2-1! The visitors are ahead here in Paris! Zakaria picks it up in midfield and drives all the way to the edge of the box. Pacho makes the tackle on him, but it goes as far as Golovin. He spots Idumbo on the left. He is faced with Hakimi, choosing to go on the outside, taking it past him, then firing it at the near post, finding a gap past Safonov.

69'

S

Substitution

Ballon d'Or winner Dembele is the latest player to come on, replacing Akliouche.

68'

S

Substitution

PSG make more changes in attack with new arrival Godts replacing Kvaratskhelia.

68'

C

Yellow Card

Teze also gets booked for his tussle with Hernandez.

68'

C

Yellow Card

There's a coming together between substitutes Hernandez and Teze on the halfway line, which results in both players being booked.

67'

•

comment

PSG have reacted well to the goal and are working hard to turn it around. Can they avoid drawing for the third game running?

64'

•

comment

Hakimi cannons a strike straight at the gloves of Hradecky. The power stops him from gaining control as it spills out into the box. Akliouche is there, but doesn't react quickly enough as it is cleared.

64'

S

Substitution

The second change is at left back, with Hernandez on for Zaire-Emery.

63'

S

Substitution

Unhappy after the goal, Luis Enrique makes changes. The first sees summer signing Torres come on in place of Doue.

60'

•

comment

PSG have now gone nine games without keeping a clean sheet, and are now pegged back again. How can they respond?

58'

•

Assist

Just moments after being introduced, Teze makes an impact, crossing it towards Nazinho.

58'

+

Goal 1-1

GGOOAALL!!! NAZINHO PUTS MONACO LEVEL! After struggling to create chances all game, Monaco's fullbacks combine to make it 1-1! They reach the inside of the PSG box, and Teze sees his first shot blocked. He picks up the rebound and is closed down by Safonov. He reacts to this by floating a cross to Nazinho, and he heads it into an open net!

56'

•

comment

Vitinha chips a free kick towards the centre of the box, with only Akliouche making a run. He goes for a flick with his heel, trying to take it over Hradecky. Fortunately for him, it's at a good height and he gets it in his gloves.

54'

•

comment

Doue flies forward on the right, finding the space before playing in Hakimi. He keeps it under close control and eventually loses his footing, providing an easy opportunity for Dier to rush in and win back the ball.

52'

S

Substitution

Luis makes his first change, with a straight swap in defence, with Teze replacing Vanderson.

51'

•

comment

Monaco have responded well, trying to force a way into PSG's box, with Brunner coming closest, trying to set himself free and get past Pacho, but he uses his strength to cut out the striker.

48'

•

comment

OFF THE CROSSBAR! Aklioche almost scores against his old club! PSG quickly break, with Doue getting it forward to Kvaratskhelia to his left. He cuts it back to Akliouche in space on the penalty spot. He unleashes his shot, drilling it straight towards the crossbar, missing a key chance to double the lead from a good area.

46'

•

comment

We are back underway for the second half!

•

comment

With the one-goal lead at the break, it has increased PSG's chance of victory up to 83.2%. Monaco's odds have drastically reduced to just 3.7%, but they still have a 12.7% likelihood of coming back to draw. Can Felipe Luis inspire his team at the break and turn it around, or will Luis Enrique's men get their first win of the season?

•

half_time summary

We reach the break at the Parc des Princes, as the hosts PSG lead Monaco 1-0 thanks to a close-range finish from Marquinhos. The hosts managed to maintain control across the first 45 minutes, constantly threatening the Monaco goal. They came close early on, as Hakimi's shot deflected towards Doue, where he could quickly get it under control and strike it at Hradecky. The Finnish goalkeeper had to react quickly to get up and make the block. Kvaratskhelia would provide a constant threat down the left and played a pivotal role in the only goal. He carried it down the left, then delivered a perfect cross into the centre, with Marquinhos arriving to chest it into the net. It's been a reality check for Monaco, who have struggled to get going so far, managing their only shot in injury time, with Brunner firing wide of the bottom corner. This has left them with an xG of just 0.04, significantly lower than PSG's 1.49.

45'

•

comment

HALF-TIME: PSG 1-0 MONACO

45'

•

comment

Brunner finally gets a first chance to have a go at goal, creating space on the edge of the box, before striking it across goal, dragging it narrowly wide of the bottom corner.

45'

•

comment

There will be a minimum of two minutes added on at the end of the first half.

42'

•

comment

Monaco are pushed into the PSG half as they search for their first shot in the game, with just minutes left in the first half. Golovin tries to create any kind of opportunity down the left, but is quickly closed down and dispossessed by Hakimi.

39'

•

comment

Hakimi stands on a free-kick in a dangerous area; however, his powerful effort lacks height, being drilled straight into the Monaco wall.

36'

•

comment

PSG are really looking to punish Monaco now, as they test Hradecky's goal. He makes an initial save down low to deny a long-range effort by Kvaratskhelia, and then Doue sends a cross to Ruiz, who is also denied by the Finnish keeper.

33'

•

comment

Monaco concede for the first time this season and find themselves behind. How will Felipe Luis' side react to this, and can they get into the game before the break?

31'

•

Assist

Kvaratskhelia delivers a perfect cross to meet Marquinhos in the centre, getting his first assist of the season.

31'

+

Goal 1-0

GOOAAALL!! MARQUNIHOS GETS PSG AHEAD 1-0! The Brazilian scores for the second week running, giving his side a deserved lead. PSG manage to keep the ball in a dangerous area following a corner, with Kvaratskhelia charging down the left and drilling in a cross down the front of the goal. Marquinhos is there in the centre and just chests it into the back of the net.

28'

•

comment

PSG are ramping up the pressure here, with Safanov quickly getting his side forward as they win a corner. Can they test Monaco from the set piece?

26'

•

comment

Kvaratskelia torments Monaco down the defence, carrying the ball towards the byline, then making a quick turn, deceiving Coulibaly, who ends up on the floor. His attack dies down as he is forced back to Ruiz.

24'

•

comment

It's still all PSG, as Doue is given space on the right. Marquinhos directs him to make a run into the box, then chips it over the defence, but Doue can't keep it in.

21'

•

comment

Monaco are forcing PSG to be patient, as they pursue an opener. Kvaratskhelia drifts inside, playing a one-two with Doue and then is forced to go backwards as Zakaria puts him under pressure.

18'

•

comment

Despite the early confidence from Monaco, it's PSG who have had control so far, with the hosts having five shots already, with two on target. The visitors are yet to have their first effort, as they struggle to get past the PSG defence.

15'

•

comment

The hosts are backed by a vocal home support, who return to the Parc des Princes for the first time this season. They were also encouraged by the pre-match announcement of contract extensions for their manager Luis Enrique, alongside Beraldo, Mayulu, Neves, Pacho and Ruiz.

12'

•

highlight

DOUE DENIED! Hradecky has to react quickly to deny the Frenchman! PSG attack the Monaco box in numbers, with Hakimi seeing an initial shot blocked. It then falls to Doue, to touch it on and then fires towards Hradecky. He has little time to prepare, but manages to get his arms up and make the stop. It goes as far as Kvaratskhelia, who launches it into the crowd.

11'

•

comment

Hakimi works it to Akliuche, and he proceeds to drive into the box, using his feet to deceive his former teammates. He chips it towards Kvaratskhelia, but it goes over the Georgian.

8'

•

comment

Doue gets the first shot of the night, picking the ball up outside the box, then launching a shot at goal, forcing Hradecky to get across and make the save at a good height for the goalkeeper.

5'

•

comment

Zakaria wins Monaco a free kick inside their own half, which they use to start a quick attack. It falls to Coulibaly, and he swings in a cross, which Pacho easily clears.

3'

•

comment

It's been a cagey first few minutes, with both sides battling to get forward early on. Monaco have looked to get forward down the right through Vanderson, but Zaire-Emery is there to stop him, with the Frenchman starting at left-back for the second week running.

1'

•

comment

We are underway here in Paris!

•

comment

With kick-off now just moments away, let’s take a look at what Opta predicts for tonight’s game. Despite their form, PSG are still the favourites to come away with the victory tonight, with a 66% chance. As for Monaco, their odds of continuing their perfect start to the season are at just 15.2%.

•

team news

Felipe Luis names the same line-up for the third successive game, sticking with the players which won them their opening two matches. Despite almost joining Chelsea on Tuesday, Camara keeps his place in midfield, alongside Zakaria, who previously spent a season on loan at the London club. After failing to score in seven appearances for the club last season, Brunner already has four goals in all competitions this campaign.

•

team news

Luis Enrique makes two changes from his side, which came back to draw with Lille last weekend. This includes a first start of the season for Kvaratskhelia and a return in midfield for Neves. Akliouche faces his former club for the first time, where he made 139 appearances and scored in the last meeting between the two sides in March. World Cup winner Torres moves to the bench after his move from Barcelona in the summer.

•

comment

MONACO SUBS: Philip Kohn, Jordan Teze, Christian Mawissa, Ilane Toure, Mathys Detourbet, Anis Soubeir, Safouane Benzahra, Matthis Abline, Mika Biereth.

•

comment

MONACO XI (4-2-3-1): Lukas Hradecky; Vanderson, Sadibou Sane, Eric Dier, Flavio Nazinho; Lamine Camara, Denis Zakaria; Mamadou Coulibaly, Aleksandr Golovin, Stanis Idumbo; Paris Brunner.

•

comment

PSG SUBS: Lucas Chevalier, Lucas Berlado, Ilya Zabarnyi, Lucas Hernandez, Senny Mayulu, Dro Fernandez, Ferran Torres, Ousmane Dembele, Mika Godts.

•

comment

PSG XI (4-3-3): Matvey Safanov; Achraf Hakimi, Marquinhos, Willian Pacho, Warren Zaire-Emery; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Maghnes Akliouche, Desire Doue, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

•

comment

After a busy week off the pitch in the final week of the transfer window, Monaco return to action as they aim to continue their perfect start. It was a dramatic deadline day for Monaco, as the club agreed deals for both Florian Balogun and Lamine Camara to move to the Premier League. In the final hours of the window, both deals fell through, with the club pulling out of a deal for Camara to transfer to Chelsea and Balogun opting to remain at Monaco. It has been more straightforward on the pitch for their new manager Filipe Luis, as they have won their opening two fixtures. German striker Paris Brunner's brace helped them beat Marseille 2-0 last time out, after a 1-0 victory over Le Havre on the opening day.

•

comment

PSG are in search of their sixth consecutive Ligue 1 title; however, the start to their campaign has been far from perfect. Going into the third round of fixtures, the Parisians are still searching for their first victory, after drawing both of their games 2-2, coming from two goals down in both cases. Last week, they trailed 2-0 going into the 90th minute, but last-gasp goals from Vitinha and Marquinhos managed to salvage a point. The back-to-back Champions League winners will now be desperate to get their first win of the season and move up the table from the 11th spot they currently occupy.

•

comment

Hello, and welcome to live coverage of this Ligue 1 clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco at the Parc des Princes!

Telegram Channel

Android App