The Monaco team has won the Ligue 1 title by beating Nantes with a 3-2 victory on Sunday. The match was played at the Stade de France, and Ben Yedder scored two goals to help his side secure their first league title since 2014.
Ben Yedder's goal came in the 65th minute as he headed in a corner from a cross from Jean-Claude Dufour. He then added another goal in the 79th minute after a header off a corner kick from a pass from Yves Bissouma. The goal was scored following a mix-up between the teams, which saw both teams trying to get past each other before the ball landed in the net.
The victory is a significant achievement for Monaco, who have struggled recently with injuries and form. However, they have shown resilience and determination in recent games, and this victory is a testament to their hard work and commitment to winning.
Nantes, meanwhile, had been struggling without their star player, Mathieu Debuchy, who has been ruled out indefinitely due to injury. Despite that setback, Nantes still managed to qualify for the Europa League, which is one of Europe's premier club football tournaments.
Overall, the victory for Monaco is a huge achievement for the team, but it is also a reminder of the challenges they face in their quest for success. With a strong squad and a talented manager like Didier Deschamps, Monaco can continue to push themselves towards greater heights in the coming seasons.