Refereeing body admits error in Monaco-Strasbourg match

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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Refereeing body admits error in Monaco-Strasbourg match
Summary

The refereeing body for Ligue 1 acknowledged a significant error during the AS Monaco versus RC Strasbourg Alsace match on September 16. In the 89th minute, Matthis Abline was fouled in the Strasbourg penalty area, but referee Éric Wattellier and VAR officials did not award a penalty, despite the match ending in a draw at 1-1. Monaco's Filipe Luís criticized the lack of VAR intervention. Monaco also contested Strasbourg's equalizing goal due to a potential handball leading up to it. Following the game, the LFP reviewed the incident and confirmed the penalty should have been awarded to Monaco.

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  • Match ended in a 1-1 draw with a controversial penalty non-call.
  • LFP admitted that a penalty should have been awarded to Monaco.
  • Filipe Luís criticized the VAR process post-match.
  • Monaco contested Strasbourg's equalizing goal over a handball concern.
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Ligue 1’s refereeing body have admitted a major error during AS Monaco’s game against RC Strasbourg Alsace on Saturday. In the 89th minute, Matthis Abline was brought down in the Strasbourg box wi...

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