sábado, 28 de março de 2015

Monaco unhappy at fixture pile-up


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Dank dieses Schusses von Arsenals Aaron Ramsey (r), der zum zwischenzeitlichen 2:0 für die Gunners im Tor landet, darf Arsenal nach dem 1:3 im Hinspiel gegen Monaco wieder aufs Viertelfinale hoffen. (17.03.2015)
Dank dieses Schusses von Arsenals Aaron Ramsey (r), der zum zwischenzeitlichen 2:0 für die Gunners im Tor landet, darf Arsenal nach dem 1:3 im Hinspiel gegen Monaco wieder aufs Viertelfinale hoffen. (17.03.2015)
Monaco have hit out at the French league (LFP) for refusing to postpone a rescheduled Ligue 1 match against Montpellier to help their preparations for the Champions League quarter-finals.
The principality club's home meeting with Montpellier, postponed on February 14 due to heavy rain, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 7.
However, they had hoped to push it back further with the first leg of their quarter-final against Italian champions Juventus set for April 14 in Turin.
In a statement on their website, Monaco said they "find the lack of support from the LFP regrettable" at a time when "French football is happy for its clubs to be doing well in European competition and helping its UEFA coefficient".
Monaco also pointed out that the second leg against Juventus on April 22 will therefore be a sixth match in the space of just 20 days.
Leonardo Jardim's side are currently fourth in Ligue 1, four points behind Marseille in third and six points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain with a game in hand.


Scorerliste

#JoueurPaysÉquipepoints
1.Alexandre LacazetteFranceFranceOlympique Lyon Olympique Lyon27 (23+4)
2.Zlatan IbrahimovićSuèdeSuèdeParis Saint-Germain Paris Saint-Germain21 (17+4)
3.Nabil FekirFranceFranceOlympique Lyon Olympique Lyon19 (11+8)
4.André-Pierre GignacFranceFranceOlympique Marseille Olympique Marseille18 (16+2)
Dimitri PayetFranceFranceOlympique Marseille Olympique Marseille18 (6+12)
6.Claudio BeauvueFranceFranceEA Guingamp EA Guingamp15 (11+4)
7.Jordan AyewGhanaGhanaFC Lorient FC Lorient14 (9+5)
8.Diego RolánUruguayUruguayGirondins Bordeaux Girondins Bordeaux13 (11+2)
Max GradelCôte d'IvoireCôte d'IvoireAS Saint-Étienne AS Saint-Étienne13 (10+3)
Lucas BarriosParaguayParaguayMontpellier HSC Montpellier HSC13 (10+3)
Wahbi KhazriFranceFranceGirondins Bordeaux Girondins Bordeaux13 (8+5)
Anthony MounierFranceFranceMontpellier HSC Montpellier HSC13 (6+7)
13.Wissam Ben YedderFranceFranceToulouse FC Toulouse FC12 (10+2)
Paul-Georges NtepFranceFranceStade Rennes Stade Rennes12 (9+3)
Romain HamoumaFranceFranceAS Saint-Étienne AS Saint-Étienne12 (2+10)
16.Carlos EduardoBrésilBrésilOGC Nice OGC Nice11 (9+2)

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