Monaco's Ben Yedder scores in consecutive matches against Nantes, securing a crucial victory for the team.

Monaco Football Club's Ben Yedder has scored twice in consecutive matches against Nantes, securing a crucial victory for the French side and extending their lead in the Ligue 1 standings.

The first goal came in the 24th minute of Monaco's 2-1 win over Nantes on Monday night at Stade Louis II. Yedder was brought off the bench to replace the injured goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, who had been substituted earlier in the match. The substitute made a strong impact on the game, scoring his first goal of the season in a tight contest that ended with a dramatic finish.

In the second half, Yedder continued his impressive form as he netted again in the 78th minute. This second goal helped seal the victory and put Monaco back on track for another successful campaign in Ligue 1.

Yedder's performances have been key to Monaco's recent success, and this double strike against Nantes further solidifies his position as one of the club's most important players. His ability to score from close range and his versatility as a player make him a valuable asset to the team.

With two wins in four matches, Monaco now sits fourth in Ligue 1, behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon. They will look to continue their winning ways against rivals like Marseille and Toulouse in the coming weeks. With Yedder continuing to perform at such a high level, Monaco is well-positioned to maintain their momentum and potentially challenge for the title.