Ligue Europa : Monaco vainqueur à Leverkusen, Nantes tient la Juve en échec

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Ligue Europa : Monaco vainqueur à Leverkusen, Nantes tient la Juve en échec

Monaco a remporté sa rencontre face à Leverkusen (3-2) jeudi lors des barrages d'accession aux huitièmes de finale de Ligue Europa, tandis que Nantes a tenu la Juventus Turin en échec (1-1). De son côté, Rennes a perdu (2-1) contre le Shakhtar Donetsk.

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