Monaco and Nantes face off in the Ligue 1 round 2 fixture on Saturday evening at the Stade de Reims. Ben Yedder has continued his scoring streak with two goals, while Monaco have won their last four games.

In the first half, Monaco took the lead through a penalty kick from Benjamin Pavard. The goal was saved by keeper Laurent Blanc, but it fell into the hands of goalkeeper Kévin Mélou. Nantes responded with a second goal, after a corner kick from Yves Boudry was headed back to the net by Jordan Amavi.

Benjamin Pavard scored again in the second half, this time after a deflection off the bar. This goal came as a surprise for many fans, as they had been expecting a penalty kick instead of a header. However, it was not enough to stop the game, as Monaco went on to win the match 3-2.

The win was another positive sign for Monaco, who have struggled in recent matches. They have conceded only one goal in their last five games, and have now won six straight games overall. Their performance against Nantes was a clear indication that they are still a strong team and will be able to compete with any other side in the league.

In conclusion, Monaco's performance against Nantes was a great example of how they can continue to perform well under pressure. With Ben Yedder continuing his scoring streak, there is no reason why they cannot continue to dominate the league.