Ligue 1 · Matchweek 4
Sadibou Sané 52' (OG)
HT 0:0
Paris Brunner 72'
Sat, 12 Sept 2026, 16:15 (UK) · Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg
Strasbourg 6th · 7 pts|Monaco 2nd → 1st · 10 pts

Strasbourg led through a Sadibou Sané own goal, but Paris Brunner levelled for Monaco, who went top on 10 points.

Player of the matchLamine Camara8.0Decisive moment72' Paris Brunner+0.9

Strasbourg 1-1 Monaco: Brunner answers an own goal

Key numbers

  • xG 1.02 v 1.05: chances were level
  • Led in the 52nd minute, pegged back in the 72nd
  • Monaco up from 2nd to 1st on 10 points

Evenly matched on chances, level on the scoreboard

Strasbourg went ahead through a Sadibou Sané own goal, but Paris Brunner's equaliser meant the points were shared. The expected goals figures were 1.02 and 1.05, so a draw was a fair reflection of the chances created.

Monaco's equaliser lifted them to the top

Strasbourg held the lead for about 20 minutes before Brunner struck, set up by Lamine Camara. The goal was worth +0.9 FN xPts to Monaco. The point took them top on 10, while Strasbourg stayed sixth.

Player of the match
Lamine Camara 8.0Dominant

He won 8 of 12 duels, made 4 tackles and assisted the equaliser.

Camara won the bulk of his duels and made four tackles in midfield, then provided the pass for Brunner's 72nd-minute goal. Monaco's recovery from a goal down started with him.

Game state

1-01-1
Strasbourg ahead 20 min · level 70 min · Monaco ahead 0 min

FN xPts — what each moment was worth

How much each moment changed that team's expected points (win 3, draw 1). A goal's value is credited 70% to the scorer and 30% to the assist.

52' Sadibou Sané Own goal −0.7
72' Paris Brunner Goal · scorer +0.6 · assist Lamine Camara +0.3 +0.9
Strasbourg Expected (last two seasons) 1.7Own moments 0.0Opponent moments −0.3Time effect −0.4→ League points won 1
Monaco Expected (last two seasons) 1.1Own moments +0.2Opponent moments 0.0Time effect −0.3→ League points won 1

Expected points don't add up to a fixed total (a draw is 1 + 1), so an opponent's moment isn't simply the mirror of your loss. "Time effect" is the change as the clock runs down on a lead or a chase, and isn't credited to any player.

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Match stats

StrasbourgMonaco
44%Possession56%
1.02Expected goals (xG)1.05
0.08xG per shot0.09
13Shots12
2Shots on target3
15%Shots on target %25%
6Shots in box7
441Passes562
84%Pass accuracy91%
2Corners7
2Saves2
9Fouls10
1Yellow cards1
0Offsides3

Compared with usual

Strasbourg

3 matches this season, all competitions baseline
This matchAvg

Monaco

3 matches this season, all competitions baseline
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Timeline

  • 22' Sub Anis Soubeir → Matthis Abline
  • 46' Sub Diogo Sousa → Dário Essugo
  • 52' Goal Sadibou Sané (OG)
  • 69' Sub Jacobo Ortega → Conrad Harder
  • 72' Sub Stanis Idumbo Muzambo → Mathys Detourbet
  • 72' Goal Paris Brunner league goal #3 assist Lamine Camara
  • 78' Yellow Pape Diop
  • 82' Sub Giovanni Reyna → Samir El Mourabet
  • 82' Sub Sebastian Nanasi → Samuel Amo-Ameyaw
  • 90' Yellow Aleksandr Golovin
  • 90+3' Sub Gessime Yassine → Karim Coulibaly

Category leaders

  • Key passesAleksandr Golovin3
  • Duels wonLamine Camara8/12
  • DribblesAleksandr Golovin4/5
  • Defensive actionsJeyland Mitchell8
  • ShotsOso4 (on target 0)
  • Fouls wonDário Essugo3
#Ligue 1#Strasbourg#Monaco#Paris Brunner#Lamine Camara

This review was written by AI from match data (API-Football). FN Score and FN xPts are calculated by Fulltime Note using a published formula.