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Monaco hold recent edge ahead of hosting Angers

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Monaco hold recent edge ahead of hosting Angers

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Monaco lead the record across their last five meetings with Angers: three wins for the Monegasque side, one for Angers and one draw, according to Kooora. The clubs are due to meet in Ligue 1 on Saturday 5 December 2026, with Monaco at home at the Stade Louis-II in Monaco. Their previous league meeting, in February 2026, ended in a 2-0 Monaco victory at the same ground.

That run gives Monaco a favourable reference point ahead of the next fixture, but it does not tell the whole story of their recent league form. On 1 November, Monaco lost 3-1 to Paris FC. Kooora also reports that Monaco won one, drew one and lost two of their last five Ligue 1 matches. That list accounts for only four results. Classements SportNestra, meanwhile, records no wins, three draws and two defeats across the same five-match period. The two tallies therefore differ on Monaco’s recent league form.

Other results cited by Kooora add context without undoing that defeat. Monaco drew 1-1 with Lille; their league win in the period described was a 1-0 success against Lorient. The club also beat Freiburg 3-0 in the Conference League and won 2-1 away against CSKA Sofia in Europe. Those results came in different competitions and do not change Monaco’s Ligue 1 record.

Monaco sit seventh in Ligue 1 with 16 points after 10 matches. Across those games, they have four wins, four draws and two defeats, scoring 13 goals and conceding 11. There is a clear contrast between that season tally, which includes four victories, and the Classements SportNestra record for the last five league games, which shows no wins. Against Angers, however, the recent head-to-head record remains in Monaco’s favour. Kooora also notes that Angers won 1-0 at the Stade Louis-II in November 2024, so Monaco’s advantage in the recent series does not rule out an away win at that ground.

Supporters looking to attend can buy ordinary tickets through Monaco’s official ticket office, which offers a choice of seating categories across the Stade Louis-II. Tickets for visiting supporters are generally distributed through Angers’ official ticket office or its supporters’ groups. The match is listed at the Stade Louis-II, but no official broadcast information is currently available.

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