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Marseille U19

03-15 22:00

0 - 2

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Monaco U19

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French U19 Youth League: Marseille U19 0-2 Monaco U19 In a clash of two prestigious academies, Monaco U19 emerged victorious with a solid 2-0 win away at Marseille U19. The fixture, held on March 15, 2026, was a tightly contested affair for long periods, but Monaco's superior efficiency in both boxes proved decisive. This result is a significant statement from the Principality's youngsters, securing valuable points on the road against a direct rival and hampering Marseille's own aspirations in the youth league standings. The first half was a cagey affair with few clear chances, as both teams canceled each other out in midfield. The deadlock was broken by Monaco just after the hour mark, following a period of sustained pressure. Marseille pushed for an equalizer, leaving spaces at the back, which Monaco exploited to deadly effect by scoring a second on the counter-attack in the final ten minutes to seal the win. Monaco's goalkeeper was a key figure, making several crucial saves to preserve the clean sheet, including a spectacular stop from a Marseille free-kick. The victory strengthens Monaco's position near the top of Group B, applying pressure on the league leaders. For Marseille, it's a missed opportunity to gain ground at home. The Monaco coach highlighted his team's discipline, stating, "We were patient and took our chances when they came. The defensive organization was excellent." The Marseille manager rued his side's lack of cutting edge, noting, "We had possession but didn't create enough. Monaco were very clinical, and that was the difference."