Monaco's Monarch Beat Brest in a Head-to-head battle, Disasi scores the header winner.

The Monaco Open Cup is one of the most prestigious competitions in European football, and this year it was no exception. On August 27th, the match between Monaco and Disasi was one of the highlights of the tournament, with both teams showcasing their skills against each other.

Disasi, who has been playing for Monaco since 1998, was hoping to make history by winning the Monaco Open Cup for the first time. However, Monaco's Monarch Beat Brest, who had previously won the competition twice, managed to secure the victory on goal line after beating Disasi in extra-time.

Brest's performance was remarkable as he played with precision and control, making sure that his team never got into trouble. He made several crucial saves in the final minutes of the match, ensuring that his team could not be defeated.

The match ended in a controversial fashion as the referee ruled that the penalty kick was awarded to Monaco, despite the fact that Brest had already scored the equaliser. The referee's decision was seen as unjustified, but the outcome did not matter to the fans at the Stade de la Loge, as they were cheering for both teams and looking forward to another exciting match.

In conclusion, the Monaco Open Cup was a thrilling match between two teams that have been competing regularly for years. Despite the controversial decision, the match ended in a draw, which was pleasing to the fans and the media alike. The match will likely inspire future matches and help Monaco continue to improve its footballing performance.