Strasbourg 1-1 AS Monaco – the Ligue 1 match finished level

The Ligue 1 fixture between Strasbourg and AS Monaco took place on 12 September 2026 at the Stade de la Meinau in Strasbourg. Both clubs entered the encounter looking to secure three points, but the match ultimately produced a single point each as the visitors and hosts exchanged goals inside the regular 90 minutes.

How it unfolded

The first half progressed without a breakthrough, but the deadlock was shattered early in the second period. In the 52nd minute, Strasbourg defender Sadibou Sané inadvertently turned the ball into his own net, handing the home side a 1-0 lead despite the goal being recorded as an own goal against Monaco. The deflection shifted the momentum, forcing AS Monaco to respond.

Monaco’s answer arrived eleven minutes later. In the 71st minute, Paris Brunner unleashed a right-footed strike from outside the box that curled into the top left corner of the Strasbourg goal. The effort was set up by a well-timed pass from Lamine Camara, whose assist created the space for Brunner to fire the ball home, restoring parity at 1-1.

The remainder of the match saw both sides probing for a winner, but discipline also featured in the closing stages. Strasbourg midfielder Pape Diop received a yellow card in the 78th minute for a bad foul, a booking that briefly disrupted the home team’s rhythm. As the clock ticked towards full-time, Monaco’s Aleksandr Golovin was cautioned in the 90th minute, receiving a yellow card for an unspecified infringement. The final whistle confirmed a level scoreline, with each side earning a point from the encounter.

Standout performers

Paris Brunner distinguished himself by scoring Monaco’s equaliser, delivering a composed finish from distance that demonstrated his shooting ability. Lamine Camara’s contribution was equally vital; his assist set the stage for Brunner’s goal and highlighted his vision in the final third. On the defensive side, Sadibou Sané’s own goal was an unfortunate moment that directly influenced the match’s early scoreline.

Match facts

  • Final score: Strasbourg 1-1 AS Monaco
  • Scorers: Sadibou Sané (own goal) – 52’, Paris Brunner – 71’ (assist: Lamine Camara)
  • Bookings: Pape Diop (Strasbourg) – 78’, Aleksandr Golovin (AS Monaco) – 90’
  • Venue: Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg

What it means

The draw leaves both Strasbourg and AS Monaco with one point each from the match, reflecting a balanced result that maintains their positions in the Ligue 1 campaign without altering the immediate point gap between them.