In a thrilling match, Monaco's goalkeeper, Dominique Gaudin, made the most of his position to score twice in the second half as they defeated Ben Yedder by 3-2 at the Stade de France in Nantes.

The first goal came on the 71st minute when Ben Yedder was fouled by Monaco's goalkeeper and scored from the penalty spot after the ball had bounced off the crossbar. The second goal followed soon after, with Monaco's goalkeeper saving a penalty save from Ben Yedder before scoring again from the penalty spot.

Despite the two goals, the game ended in a draw and the teams will now face each other in the Champions League next week.

Monaco's goal-scoring prowess is evident throughout the season, with Gaudin being one of the best keepers in the world. His performances have been praised for their ability to make crucial saves and prevent goals.

Ben Yedder, on the other hand, has struggled to find consistency in his performance this season. He has only managed to score once in his last four matches, which has put him under pressure to perform better.

However, despite the setback, Ben Yedder remains confident that he can bounce back and perform well in the upcoming Champions League matches. The team's manager, Jean-Pierre Papineau, believes that the players need to work hard and improve their performances if they want to qualify for the final.

Overall, it was a dramatic end to another match between Monaco and Ben Yedder, but the teams will be looking forward to facing each other in the Champions League next week.