Monaco’s Records and Stats in the European Cup / UEFA Champions League
We’ve trawled through the history books to bring you the key records and milestones for teams competing in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League. Here we look at Monaco.
Unless otherwise stated, team records cover the European Cup & UEFA Champions League combined, while player records focus on the UEFA Champions League era only (1992/93 – present).
This page will be updated as and when relevant.
TEAM RECORDS (European Cup & Champions League combined)
Biggest home victory
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
6-0: Monaco v ND Gorica, 24/08/04, UEFA Champions League third qualifying round second leg
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
8-3: Monaco v Deportivo La Coruña, 05/11/03, group stage
5-0: Monaco v Strurm Graz, 27/09/00, group stage
Biggest away victory
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
0-5: Deportivo La Coruña v Monaco, 08/12/04, UEFA Champions League group stage
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
0-5: Deportivo La Coruña v Monaco, 08/12/04, group stage
Biggest home defeat
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
0-4: Monaco v Club Brugge, 06/11/18, UEFA Champions League group stage
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
0-4: Monaco v Club Brugge, 06/11/18, group stage
Biggest away defeat
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
5-2: Porto v Monaco, 06/12/17, UEFA Champions League group stage
4-1: twice, most recently, Club Brugge 4-1 Monaco, 18/09/25, UEFA Champions League league phase
3-0: five times, most recently, Arsenal 3-0 Monaco, 11/12/24, UEFA Champions League league phase
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
5-2: Porto v Monaco, 06/12/17, group stage
4-1: twice, most recently, Club Brugge 4-1 Monaco, 18/09/25, league phase
3-0: five times, most recently, Arsenal 3-0 Monaco, 11/12/24, league phase
All-time season-by-season European Cup/UEFA Champions League record
2024/25 Knockout phase play-offs
2022/23 Third qualifying round
2021/22 Play-Offs
2018/19 Group stage
2017/18 Group stage
2016/17 Semi-finals
2015/16 Play-Offs
2014/15 Quarter-finals
2005/06 Third qualifying round
2004/05 Round of 16
2003/04 Runners-up
2000/01 Group stage
1997/98 Semi-finals
1993/94 Semi-finals
1988/89 Quarter-finals
1982/83 First round
1978/79 First round
1963/64 First round
1961/62 Preliminary round
STREAKS (European Cup/UEFA Champions League)
Most successive wins
4: twice, most recently, 03/08/2016 - 14/09/2016
Most successive draws
3: 10/12/1997 - 18/03/1998
Most successive defeats
4: 21/11/2017 - 03/10/2018
Most successive games without a defeat
8: 03/08/2016 - 22/11/2016
Most successive games without a win
14: 03/05/2017 - 11/12/2018
Most successive clean sheets
3: twice, most recently, 16/09/2014 - 22/10/2014
PLAYER RECORDS (UEFA Champions League only – group stage/league phase to final)
Top appearance makers
27: João Moutinho
25: Danijel Subašić
25: Fabinho
25: Andrea Raggi
22: Jemerson
Top goalscorers
9: Fernando Morientes
8: Radamel Falcao
7: Dado Pršo
7: Thierry Henry
6: Kylian Mbappé
6: Marco Simone
Youngest players
17y 122d: Han-Noah Massengo (AS Monaco 0-4 Club Brugge KV, 06/11/18)
17y 247d: Benoît Badiashile (Atlético de Madrid 2-0 AS Monaco, 28/11/18)
17y 247d: Khéphren Thuram (Atlético de Madrid 2-0 AS Monaco, 28/11/18)
Youngest goalscorers
18y 34d: George Ilenikhena (AS Monaco 2-1 FC Barcelona, 19/09/24)
18y 63d: Kylian Mbappé (Manchester City 5-3 AS Monaco, 21/02/17)
18y 333d: Moussa Sylla (Club Brugge KV 1-1 AS Monaco, 24/10/18)
Oldest players
39y 256d: Morgan De Sanctis (Bayer 04 Leverkusen 3-0 AS Monaco, 07/12/16)
38y 272d: Jean-Luc Ettori (AC Milan 3-0 AS Monaco, 27/04/94)
36y 331d: Ricardo Carvalho (Juventus 1-0 AS Monaco, 14/04/15)
Oldest goalscorers
34y 26d: Dimitar Berbatov (Arsenal FC 1-3 AS Monaco, 25/02/15)
31y 305d: Marco Simone (Rangers FC 2-2 AS Monaco, 07/11/00)
31y 299d: Radamel Falcao (FC Porto 5-2 AS Monaco, 06/12/17)
Most goals in a match
4 goals: Dado Pršo (v Deportivo La Coruña, 05/11/03)
All hat-tricks
3 goals: Marco Simone (v Sturm Graz, 27/09/00)
4 goals: Dado Pršo (v Deportivo La Coruña, 05/11/03)
