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Reims
Ligue 1
Mar 22, 2015 at 4pm UK
 
Monaco

1-3

Diego (70')
FT(HT: 0-2)
Fabinho (5'), Martial (14'), Dirar (79')

Team News: Danijel Subasic drops out for AS Monaco

Maarten Stekelenburg replaces Danijel Subasic between the sticks for AS Monaco as they aim to push back into the Ligue 1 top four with victory over Reims.

Netherlands international goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg has been name in AS Monaco's starting lineup for this afternoon's Ligue 1 clash against Reims.

The former Fulham stopper comes in between the sticks in place of Danijel Subasic, while Ricardo Carvalho will start in the heart of defence alongside Aymen Abdennour.

Monaco are looking to build on their aggregate victory over Arsenal in the Champions League last time out by pushing into the top four of their domestic league, setting out in a 4-3-3 formation for this vital clash.

Reims can call upon former Liverpool and Swansea City forward David N'Gog, meanwhile, who is tasked with leading the line at the Stade Auguste Delaune.

Reims: Agassa, Mandi, Conte, Tacalfred, Mavinga, Diego, Oniangue, Peuget, Moukandjo, Charbonnier, N'gog
Subs: Lemaitre, Roberge, Fortes, De Preville, Weber, Mfulu, Glombard

Monaco: Stekelenburg, Fabinho, Carvalho, Abdennour, Kurzawa, Toulalan, Kondogbia, Silva, Moutinho, Carrasco, Martial
Subs: Caillard, Dirar, Carvalho, Germain, Elderson, Traore, Toure

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