Montpellier vs Monaco

Monaco remains on a run of four matches without a win in Ligue 1 (D2 L2), a first since Adi Hütter took over the Monaco bench in August 2023. It is the longest such run for ASM in Ligue 1 since May-June 2023, under Philippe Clément (also 4 - D1 L3).

Montpellier have taken nine points after trailing this season in Ligue 1, with only Marseille doing better in the league (10). On the other hand, Monaco have dropped 14 points after leading this season, only Strasbourg have a higher tally (15).

All the points won by Montpellier in Ligue 1 this season have been at home (12/12), the only team in this case in the Top Five European leagues.

Montpellier have lost 35 of their 61 Ligue 1 matches against Monaco (W8 D18), the opponent against whom MHSC have lost most often in the top-flight.

Montpellier have lost 12 of their first 17 matches in Ligue 1 2024/25 (W2 D3). The other five teams that have lost at least as often at this stage in the 21st century have all finished bottom of the league (Metz in 2007/08, Grenoble in 2009/10, Arles-Avignon in 2010/11, Metz in 2017/18 and Angers in 2022/23).

League leaders during the October international break, Monaco only have the 12th best record in Ligue 1 since then (W3 D3 L4). ASM have failed to win their most recent three games but have never been winless in more consecutive games in the top-flight under Adi Hütter.

Monaco are winless in their last three away games in Ligue 1 (D2 L1) and could fail to win four consecutive away games for the first time since December 2021-February 2022 (4).

Montpellier have conceded at least one goal in each of their last 23 games in Ligue 1 (50 in total), the longest current streak and the club's longest run in the top-flight.