Monaco, France: AS Monaco missed the chance to strengthen their position at the top of Ligue 1 after surrendering a two-goal lead to draw 2–2 with Toulouse at the Stade Louis II on Saturday, 10 October 2026.
Edan Diop and Matthis Abline put Monaco in control during the first half, but Toulouse responded after the break through Casper Tengstedt’s penalty and Sion Oppong’s equaliser. The result extended Monaco’s unbeaten start to the league campaign, although the leaders were left frustrated after failing to protect their advantage.
Diop and Abline put Monaco in command
Monaco began the match looking to continue the strong form that had placed them at the top of the Ligue 1 table before the international break.
Their pressure paid off when Diop broke the deadlock in the first half. The hosts continued to threaten and doubled their advantage through Abline, who scored his first goal for Monaco following his move from Nantes.
At 2–0, Monaco appeared well placed to secure another victory and maintain their early-season momentum.
Tengstedt sparks Toulouse comeback
Toulouse returned from the interval with renewed purpose and were handed an opportunity to get back into the contest when they were awarded a penalty.
Tengstedt converted shortly after the restart, reducing the deficit and giving the visitors a route back into the match.
The goal changed the momentum. Toulouse grew in confidence, while Monaco were forced to defend more deeply as the visitors searched for an equaliser.
Oppong completes the recovery
Toulouse’s persistence was rewarded when teenager Oppong scored to make it 2–2. His goal erased Monaco’s two-goal advantage and stunned the home side, who had looked comfortable before half-time.
Monaco attempted to regain control, but Toulouse held firm to secure a point after a determined second-half display.
Monaco remain top despite dropped points
The draw left Monaco with 14 points after six league matches, keeping them one point ahead of Lille in the standings, according to Reuters’ match report. Toulouse, meanwhile, earned a valuable point after trailing by two goals.
For Monaco, the result will serve as a reminder that a strong first-half performance must be matched by greater control after the break. Toulouse can take encouragement from their response and the resilience they showed to recover from a difficult position.
