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Europa Conference League Matchday 2 Thu 22 Oct

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Brunner 45+2′Camara 83′Fati 90+1′

Full-time 3:0
Away SC Freiburg

Player of the match Edan Diop 7.8

GolVolt ratingHighlights will do 4.6/10 more watchable than 46% of Conference League matches Settled by 83′. How we rate

GolVolt rating 4.6GolVolt rating

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The match in 30 seconds

Turning point: 45+2' Brunner, 1:0
  1. 3 of 7

    Monaco turned that many shots on target into goals, from an xG of 1.3.

  2. 41% → 95%

    Monaco: chance of winning before kick-off and after minute 82.

The turning point is the biggest jump in the match: after the goal for 1:0, from 41% to 74% (Monaco).

How the match went

One minute axis for every view. The discs along the bottom are the goals.

90+3' · 3:0Monaco 95%draw 4%SC Freiburg 1%

Key stats

48% Possession 52%
1.30 xG (expected goals) 1.07
11 Shots 12
7 On target 1
3 Big chances 0
6 Corners 11
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Preview and report

After the match · 3–0

Monaco 3–0 SC Freiburg: goals from Brunner, Camara and Fati

Monaco beat SC Freiburg 3–0 in Matchday 2 of the Conference League. They scored the first goal in first-half stoppage time and added two more in the 83rd minute and at the start of second-half stoppage time.

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data and the sources listed below the article

Number of the match 7 That is how many shots on target Monaco had, while Freiburg managed just one, even though they had more shots overall.

Three goals in three phases of the game

Paris Brunner opened the scoring in the 45+2nd minute. After an individual run he lobbed Max Rosenfelder, with the assist credited to Edan Diop. In the 83rd minute Lamine Camara fired in the rebound after Mio Backhaus saved Ansu Fati's shot, which came after a quick counter-attack. Fati wrapped up the scoring himself in the 90+1st minute, scoring from a penalty. The assist was credited to Matthis Abline. The statistics show the result did not come from the number of attempts. Freiburg had 12 shots to Monaco's 11, and corners were 11 to 6 to Freiburg. Freiburg also had 52% possession to Monaco's 48%. The difference was in accuracy: Monaco hit the target seven times, Freiburg only once.

Schuster on a poor start, Engelhardt injury

Freiburg coach Julian Schuster admitted after the match that his team did not start the game as planned. He said they lacked energy, which in his view allowed Monaco to dominate. They also lost a player early. The club said Yannik Engelhardt left the pitch in the 15th minute after a painful fall on his hip in an aerial duel. Patrick Osterhage replaced him.

Praise for Camara and a clean sheet

Filipe Luís praised Lamine Camara's performance and stressed that the player still surprises him. Monaco kept a clean sheet for the first time since August. They have not yet lost a match in European competition this season. Freiburg, meanwhile, lost their first match in this competition.

Live · goal

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data

  1. Minute 85 2–0

    Camara scores, Monaco 2–0 SC Freiburg

    Lamine Camara doubled Monaco's lead in the 83rd minute of the Conference League match against SC Freiburg. Earlier, in the 45+2nd minute, Paris Brunner got on the scoresheet after an assist from Edan Diop.

    Number of the match: 2 — Camara has two goals in this year's Conference League.

Live · half-time · 1–0

Monaco lead SC Freiburg 1–0 after Brunner goal in stoppage time

Monaco are winning 1–0 against SC Freiburg at half-time in Matchday 2 of the Conference League. Paris Brunner scored in the 45+2nd minute after an assist from Edan Diop.

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data

Number of the match 45+2 The only goal of the half came in stoppage time and gave Monaco the lead at the break.

A goal just before the break. Paris Brunner scored in the 45+2nd minute, with Edan Diop providing the assist. Monaco had 63% possession in the first half and took 7 shots, 3 of them on target. SC Freiburg had 3 shots, none on target. Corners were 4 to 2 in Monaco's favour. This season Monaco have led at half-time three times and won all of those matches.

Both sides' runs. SC Freiburg have scored in 10 matches in a row, and in 8 of their last 10 games both teams have scored. Monaco have had that pattern in 7 of their last 10 matches.

Why this rating

Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.

How we rate

Settled by 83′.

  • Dramaweight 50% Settled by 83′.Some excitement, but no big twists. Drama: 4.7 out of 10
  • Heroesweight 20% Brunner scored the winner.Nobody stood out. Heroes: 3.0 out of 10
  • Stakesweight 15% A lot was at stake before kick-off. Stakes: 7.4 out of 10
  • Quality of playweight 15% An average number of chances. Quality of play: 3.6 out of 10

Match ECG

A spike = a twist. The shading = how open the result still was.

Worth watching: Highlights will do

GolVolt rating 4.6more watchable than 46% of Conference League matches

The GolVolt rating comes from four pillars — drama, heroes, stakes and quality of play — measured against this league's matches of the last 12 months (model nap-v2).

GolVolt reviewpost-match article

Monaco 3–0 SC Freiburg: goals from Brunner, Camara and FatiThe review gives the result away — switch spoilers back on to read it.

Monaco beat SC Freiburg 3–0 in Matchday 2 of the Conference League. They scored the first goal in first-half stoppage time and added two more in the 83rd minute and at the start of second-half stoppage time.

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Similar matches

A similar story: twists, the finish, chances. Same league, last 12 months.

How the match went

3 goals5 cards

Counts cover only events captured in the retained timeline.

Timeline

  1. 15' SubstitutionOsterhage for Engelhardt
  2. 37' Patrick Osterhageyellow card · foul
  3. 45+2' Goal: Paris Brunnerleft foot · assist: Diop1:0
  4. Half-time · 1:0
  5. 46' SubstitutionHöler for Suzuki
  6. 49' Aleksandr Golovinyellow card · foul
  7. 58' 2 substitutionsFati for DetourbetSoubeir for Coulibaly
  8. 62' 2 substitutionsScherhant for GrifoTreu for Makengo
  9. 68' SubstitutionZakaria for Diop
  10. 70' Anis Soubeiryellow card · foul
  11. 79' Julian Schusteryellow card · dissent
  12. 80' 2 substitutionsAbline for BrunnerNazinho for Golovin
  13. 82' SubstitutionIrié for Beste
  14. 83' Goal: Lamine Camaraleft foot2:0
  15. 86' Ansu Fatiyellow card · foul
  16. 90+1' Goal: Ansu Fatileft foot · assist: Abline3:0
  17. Full-time · 3:0

Match stats

Shooting

1.30 xG (expected goals) 1.07
11 Shots 12
7 On target 1
3 Big chances 0
2 Off target 6
2 Blocked 5
9 Inside the box 8
2 Outside the box 4
1 Big chances missed 0

Play

48% Possession 52%
6 Corners 11
438 Passes 463
87% Pass accuracy 83%
10 Key passes 6
78 Attacks 87
42 Dangerous attacks 51

Defence

15 Tackles 22
12 Interceptions 4
1 Saves 4

Discipline

14 Fouls 10
1 Offsides 1
3 Yellow cards 1
0 Red cards 0

Lineups and ratings

The highlighted rating is the player of the match.

Starting XIs · provider ratings

4-2-3-1 –4-2-3-1
Bench

Monaco

SC Freiburg

Match sheet

Coaches
Filipe Luís Monaco Julian Schuster SC Freiburg
Stadium
Stade Louis II., Monaco

Player ratings

Ratings from the data provider, scale 1–10.

  1. Player of the match · Monaco Edan Diop 7.77
  2. 2. place · Monaco Lamine Camara 7.76
  3. 3. place · Monaco Paris Brunner 7.61
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Absences

Monaco

No absences listed.

SC Freiburg · 3 out

  • Florent Muslija Suspended

    since 4 Sep · until 18 Dec · 7 matches missed

  • Berkay Yılmaz Injured

    since 2 Oct · return date unknown · 4 matches missed · Dental Surgery

  • Bruno Ifechukwu Ogbus Injured

    since 9 Oct · return date unknown · 3 matches missed · Muscular problems

Injuries and suspensions as reported for this match.

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