AS Monaco 2-0 win over Nordsjælland Conference League statistics, Digi Mart USA News (Stade Louis-II, Monaco): Three matchdays, three victories and a maximum haul of nine points for the Red and Whites. Facing the Danish side FC Nordsjælland in the third matchday of the Conference League on Thursday evening at Stade Louis-II, AS Monaco’s players did not let the opportunity slip, claiming a third consecutive win by a 2-0 scoreline.
According to statistics provided by the club’s data supplier, Opta, Filipe Luis became the fifth coach to win his first five European matches with a French club, after Rolland Courbis (UEFA Cup), Luis Fernandez (Champions League), Joel Muller (Intertoto Cup) and Peter Bosz (Europa League).
All nine teams that won their first three Conference League matchdays since the format change in 2024-2025 finished in the top 16 of the league phase. Five of them ultimately finished in the top eight.
Monaco have won their last five European matches, including qualifiers, all in the Conference League this season. It is the longest winning streak in continental competition in the club’s history.
Christian Mawissa said after the match: “It was very important to win, especially since we have very difficult matches coming up, both in the Conference League and in Ligue 1. The victory was crucial tonight, it confirms our position in the top eight, and the goal now is to qualify as quickly as possible for the next round.” He added: “A clean sheet already!
We have returned to winning, which is very good. In Ligue 1 we had gone several matches without a win, so it was important to win today.
We are already looking ahead to Sunday’s trip to Le Mans, and I think this has given us a lot of confidence.”
Monaco have scored at least two goals in each of their last seven European outings, the longest such run in the club’s history. Mathys Detourbet, aged 19 years and 190 days, became the fifth player to score in the UEFA competitions before turning 20 for the Monaco club in the 21st century, after George Ilenikhena, Kylian Mbappé, Moussa Sylla and Eliesse Ben Seghir.
Takumi Minamino was involved in his 20th goal in UEFA club competitions (excluding qualifiers: 12 goals, 8 assists), his seventh with AS Monaco. The Japanese forward, sidelined for nearly nine months, had not been decisive in any competition since November 2025, when he scored against PSG.
Only Thilo Kehrer (125 against Angers in February) completed more passes than Jordan Teze against Nordsjælland (124) in a single match across all competitions among Monegasque players since the 2021-2022 season.
