Ansu Fati scored the story by becoming the fastest player to score in Ligue 1 since 2014, scoring his first goal only 38 seconds after he entered the game against FC Metz. Despite a difficult start to the game where AS Monaco seemed to lack inspiration, the tactical change in Téze’s position in the middle of the field allowed a notable improvement. Fati then offered a decisive decisive pass to Diatta, who sealed the 5-2 victory. The team demonstrated resilience despite moments of weakness and tactical choices challenged by some observers.

The match against Metz revealed structural weaknesses in League 1, with some clubs showing a lower level than others. The AS Monaco, after a match in Bruges that had put them back in their place, managed to win, but the content of the game remains worrying. Coach Hütter’s choices, including team composition and injury management, are regularly challenged. The management of some young players like Bamba, which seems to be overloaded, is also criticized.

A supporter of AS Monaco expresses his mixed feeling after the game, stressing the lack of fluidity of the game and the feeling that players are no longer fully invested in the team’s project. He salutes Fati’s performance, while criticizing Akliouche’s performance. He gave the coach a score of 3/10 and expressed his support to Fati to help the team in this delicate period. The supporter, a member of an association, regularly travels to Monaco and Madrid to follow the ASM matches.