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Monaco
Champions League | Third Qualifying Round
Aug 4, 2015 at 7.45pm UK
 
Young Boys

4-0

Cavaleiro (54'), Kurzawa (64'), Martial (70'), El Shaarawy (77')
FT(HT: 0-0)

Monaco thrash Young Boys to seal Champions League progress

Monaco beat Young Boys 4-0 to book their place in the third qualifying round of the Champions League.

Monaco are in the third-round qualifying draw for the Champions League after they thrashed Young Boys 4-0 in the second leg of their tie tonight.

Monaco had the first chance of the half as Nabil Dirar cut the ball back for on-loan midfielder Mario Pasalic, but his shot was blocked by the keeper.

Monaco's Italian forward Stephan El Shaarawy celebrates after scoring the 4-0 during the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round second leg football match between AS Monaco vs BSC Young Boys on August 4, 2015© Getty Images

Joao Moutinho went close with a curling free kick shortly after, before Young Boys registered their first shot on goal through Miralem Sulejmani, which went well wide.

The hosts continued to attack on the front foot as Layvin Kurzawa blasted high from long range, before Moutinho drilled a low effort straight at the keeper.

Leonardo Jardim's men finally broke the deadlock shortly after the break as Ivan Cavaleiro cut inside Scott Sutter and bent the ball into the far corner.

Monaco's Portuguese forward Ivan Cavaleiro celebrates with his team mates after scoring a goal during the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round second leg football match between AS Monaco vs BSC Young Boys on August 4, 2015© Getty Images

Shortly after, they doubled their lead as Kurwaza glanced home a corner from Moutinho, before Andrea Raggi's low cross was tapped into the net by Anthony Martial.

Substitute Stephan El Shaarawy added a fourth with a deflected shot from range minutes later.

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