Julien Laurent

And to be fair, it was not far from being worse than Albacete in terms of performances.

So even away at the Bernabeu, when we saw how toxic

the atmosphere was before that Levante game on Saturday.

If you're Monaco, you say, we've got nothing to lose here.

They need a point, probably a point should be enough between this game away in Madrid and hosting Juventus next week to make sure that they're in the playoffs.

So they're going to go for it.

And Flo was right.

He said, this is where...

You have to go, but believe in yourself because if there's a right time to go, it's now.

So they will go there.

They're strangely, in a way, better in the Champions League, in the big games, than they have been in Ligue 1 for the last few weeks.

They've lost seven in the last eight.

They lost again on Friday night against Lorient.

Again, they should have never lost because they were way on top and somehow managed to lose it.

In the Champions League, it's a bit different.

So they will have the belief that they can go there and do something.

It's obviously Mbappé against his...

It's for a club, it's to be special and Real Madrid have a lot to do to even get their own fans back on track and back on their support with them.

But for Monaco, it's a huge opportunity to put a statement.

I thought, to be fair, I watched the whole press conference, I thought it was a very mature press conference from him, which is not surprising because he's always been very good at communicating, usually.