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The schedule and results of the internationals during the September break

Boosted by their first victory in Ligue 1 in Troyes (2-1) before the first break of the season, the Monegasque internationals have a busy schedule with their selections during the international break. A look.

Eight matches already played by AS Monaco players in August! When they join their respective teams for the first international break, the Red and Whites have already started their season well. After the two barrage rounds in the Champions League and Ligue 1, it is now up to the qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar in particular for certain proteges of Niko Kovac.

His progress was very good last season and I am not surprised that he was selected for the Euro Espoirs. If he continues to work, if he listens carefully, he will certainly go to the France A team one day. I know he’s smart and knows what it takes to make it happen.

Niko KovacAbout Aurélien Tchouameni before the first leg against Donetsk

A first with the Blues for Tchouameni

Eight players from the pro group have indeed joined the base camp of their national team, to prepare for the matches which will follow one another from this Wednesday, September 1. Among them, Aurélien Tchouameni will live his first meeting with the Blues of Didier Deschamps. The best recuperator (220 scratched balls) and tackler of the European Big 5 since the beginning of the year 2021, thus had his first cap against Bosnia-Herzegovina by playing the entire second period in the framework of the European qualifiers for the next World Cup in Qatar.

Aleksandr Golovin will join Russia to also play three qualifying matches in Group H, while Strahinja Pavlović has been called up again with Serbia, also in progress. Guillermo Maripán has an appointment with Chile for the South American qualifiers. But the Monegasques are also very well represented in the hopeful selections, with four young people engaged in the course for Euro 2023 in the category.

Six “young guns” in selection

Benoît Badiashile and Sofiane Diop were thus selected by Sylvain Ripoll with the Bleuets, Myron Boadu with the Dutch U21s and Eliot Matazo with the “reserve” of the Red Devils. The Academy not being outdone, since Tiago Hora Ribeiro and Yann Liénard, present in the pro group for the return jump-off against Shakhtar Donetsk, have also been called upon by Portugal and France. Here is the full program of the red and white internationals during the break.

The list of players called up for selection and their program:

Aurélien Tchouameni (France)

France 1-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina (substitute, 45 minutes of play): Wednesday September 1 in Strasbourg (Stade de la Meinau, 8:45 p.m. on M6) – Qualifications for the 2022 World Cup
Ukraine 1-1 France (start, 82 minutes of play): Saturday, September 4 in Kiev (Olympic Stadium, 8:45 p.m. on M6) – Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup
France 2-0 Finland (substitute, 1 minute of play): Tuesday, September 7 at Décines-Charpieu (Groupama Stadium, 8:45 p.m. on TF1) – Qualifications for the 2022 World Cup

Wissam Ben Yedder (France)

France 2-0 Finland (substitute, 11 minutes of play): Tuesday, September 7 at Décines-Charpieu (Groupama Stadium, 8:45 p.m. on TF1) – Qualifications for the 2022 World Cup

Alexandre Golovin (Russia)

Russia 0-0 Croatia (start, 90 minutes of play): Wednesday September 1 in Moscow (Luzhniki Stadium, 8:45 p.m. on L’Équipe Live) – Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup
Cyprus 0-2 Russia (start, 66 minutes played): Saturday, September 4 in Nicosia (Neo GSP Stadium, 6 p.m.) – Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup
Russia 2-0 Malta (absent from the scoresheet): Tuesday, September 7 in Moscow (Otkrytie Arena, 8:45 p.m.) – Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup

Krépin Diatta (Senegal)

Congo 1-3 Senegal (substitute, 30 minutes of play): Tuesday, September 7 in Brazzaville (Stade Alphonse Massemba-Débat) – Qualifications for the 2022 World Cup

Guillermo Maripán (Chile)

Chile 0-1 Brazil (start, 90 minutes of play): Friday, September 3 in Santiago (Estadio Monumental David Arellano, 3 a.m.) Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup
Ecuador 0-0 Chile (suspended): Sunday, September 5 in Quito (Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, 11 p.m.) Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup
Colombia – Chile: Thursday, September 9 in Barranquilla (Metropolitano Roberto Melendez Stadium, 1 a.m.) Qualifications for the 2022 World Cup

Strahinja Pavlović (Serbia)

Qatar 0-4 Serbia (start, 90 minutes of play): Wednesday September 1 (8:45 p.m.) – Friendly match
Serbia 4-1 Luxembourg (start, 90 minutes of play): Saturday, September 4 in Belgrade (Stadion Rajko Mitic, 6 p.m.) – Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup
Ireland 1-1 Serbia (start, 90 minutes of play): Tuesday, September 7 in Dublin (Aviva Stadium, 8:45 p.m.) – Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup

Benoît Badiashile (France Espoirs)

France 3-0 North Macedonia (holder, 90 minutes of play): Thursday, September 2 at Le Mans (MMArena, 6.30 p.m. on Canal + Sport) – Qualifications for Euro 2023
Faroe Islands 1-1 France (start, 90 minutes of play): Monday, September 6 at Toftir (Toftir Stadium, 6.30 p.m.) – Qualifications for Euro 2023

Sofiane Diop (France Espoirs)

France 3-0 North Macedonia (holder, 90 minutes of play): Thursday, September 2 at Le Mans (MMArena, 6.30 p.m. on Canal + Sport) – Qualifications for Euro 2023
Faroe Islands 1-1 France (start, 80 minutes of play): Monday, September 6 at Toftir (Toftir Stadium, 6.30 p.m.) – Qualifications for Euro 2023

Myron Boadu (Netherlands U21)

Netherlands 3-0 Moldova (76 minutes of play): Tuesday 7 September at Deventer (Stadion De Adelaarshorst, 6.45 p.m.) – Qualifying for Euro 2023

Eliot Matazo (Belgium Under-18s)

Turkey 0-3 Belgium (substitute, 27 minutes of play): Friday September 3 in Bursa (Bursa Büyükşehir Belediye Stadyumu at 19:00) – Qualifying for Euro 2023

Tiago Hora Ribeiro (Portugal U20)

Romania 2-1 Portugal (substitute): Thursday 2 September in Bucharest – Friendly match
Portugal 0-0 Poland (start, 45 minutes of play): Tuesday, September 7 in Lisbon – Friendly match

Yann Liénard (France U19 team)

France 5-2 Russia (start, 90 minutes of play): Thursday September 2 in Krsko (Matija Gubec, 6 p.m.) – Friendly tournament
France 1-1 Slovakia (substitute): Saturday September 4 in Krsko (Matija Gubec, 5 p.m.) – Friendly tournament
Slovenia 2-2 France (substitute, 45 minutes of play): Tuesday September 7 in Ljubljana (NK Bravo Stadium, 5 p.m.) – Friendly tournament

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