Monaco clinched their Ligue 1 title with a commanding 3-0 victory over Nice on Saturday night at the Stade Louis II in Monaco. The victory marked the end of the campaign for both teams and secured Monaco's first league title since 2005.
In a match that saw both teams playing at a high tempo, Monaco dominated from the outset. Antoine Griezmann, who has been one of the standout players for the club this season, scored twice to give Monaco a comfortable lead. His second goal came after a clever move involving his team-mates, showcasing the attacking prowess of the squad.
Ben Yedder, who joined Monaco earlier in the season, continued his impressive form. The forward scored his personal season goal tally of 18 against Nice, adding another layer of significance to the victory. His goal was crucial as it gave Monaco an early advantage and helped them maintain control of the game throughout.
The performance from Monaco was commendable, with many players making key contributions. Griezmann was instrumental in setting up the goals and providing support for his teammates. Yedder’s individual effort added depth to the attack and highlighted the quality of Monaco's squad.
Despite losing the match, Nice did not let down. They played with determination and showed resilience, but they were unable to overcome the superior performance of Monaco. This defeat leaves Nice with a disappointing finish to their season, which could have been much better had they been able to capitalize on their chances.
The win for Monaco means they will be looking to defend their title next season, while Nice will need to reflect on their performance and identify areas where they can improve for future campaigns. Both clubs will be eager to continue their journey in Ligue 1, with Monaco aiming to build on their success and Nice hoping to bounce back stronger next year.