Galatasaray Seeks Three Points in France: Probable Lineups Revealed
In an exciting matchup, Galatasaray is set to face Monaco in France, aiming for crucial points in the UEFA Champions League. Both teams are prepared to showcase their strengths as they vie for a better position in the tournament.
Team Lineups for the Match
The probable lineups for the match feature strong players from both sides:
- Monaco: Hradecky, Vanderson, Kehrer, Salisu, Henrique, Camara, Zakaria, Akliouche, Minamino, Golovin, Balogun.
- Galatasaray: Uğurcan, Sallai, Davinson, Abdülkerim, Jakobs, Torreira, İlkay, Sara, Sane, Barış, Osimhen.
Galatasaray’s Recent Performance
Galatasaray has had a fluctuating start in the Champions League. They suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt. However, they rebounded with a 1-0 win against Liverpool, followed by a 3-1 victory over Bodo/Glimt. Furthermore, they managed a solid 3-0 win against Ajax.
Despite injuries and suspensions, the team continues to fight for a top-eight finish. Last week, they faced Union Saint-Gilloise and narrowly lost 1-0. Galatasaray currently holds nine points, with three wins and two losses from five matches.
Injury Concerns for Galatasaray
As they prepare for this crucial match, Galatasaray is facing several injury issues. Key players Wilfried Singo and Ismail Jakobs will miss the game. Additionally, Kaan Ayhan and Eren Elmalı cannot participate due to injury and suspension, while Metehan Baltacı and Kazımcan Karataş are also unavailable.
Spotlight on Victor Osimhen
Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen is a player to watch, having scored six goals in the current Champions League tournament, and totaling twelve in his past eight matches across competitions. He aims to continue his scoring streak against Monaco.
Monaco’s Current Standing
Monaco has exhibited inconsistent performance in Ligue 1 this season, achieving seven victories, two draws, and six losses in fifteen matches, placing them seventh with 25 points, trailing leader Lens by eleven points.
In the Champions League, Monaco has earned just six points from five matches, with one win, three draws, and one loss, placing them 23rd in the standings.
Match Information
The match will take place at the II. Louis Stadium, with the kickoff scheduled for 23:00. Dutch referee Danny Makkelie will officiate, assisted by Hessel Steegstra and Jan de Vries.
As Galatasaray looks to strengthen their position in the Champions League, they will face a challenging yet crucial battle against the French side, Monaco.
