AS Monaco left Le Havre with all three points, winning 1-0 thanks to Eric Dier's 14th-minute goal. The away side had the better of the chances, registering 15 shots and 7 on target to Le Havre's 13 and 4.
The decisive moment arrived early when Flávio Nazinho set up Eric Dier to finish past the home goalkeeper. Le Havre responded with intent, forcing six saves from the Monaco keeper, but they could not find an equaliser. Five yellow cards were shown, none of which changed the flow of the game.
The underlying figures favoured Monaco, whose expected-goals total stood at 1.39 to 0.56 and who created three big chances to Le Havre's one, though they missed all three. Le Havre's goalkeeper made six saves to keep the margin narrow, and the home side had more corners – six to four – but Monaco's 51% share of possession and 344 accurate passes showed why they were in control.
