Golovin did not score a penalty and did not save Monaco from relegation from the French Cup :: Football :: RBC Sport

Monaco lost to Rodez from the second division in the penalty shoot-out, where one of the two misses was made by the Russian midfielder

Monaco lost to the club of the second division Rodez in the 1/32 finals of the French Cup.

Monaco went 2-0 up with goals from Manes Aklios (23rd) and Wissam Ben Yedder (37), but then conceded two goals and lost 4-5 on penalties.

Monaco midfielder Alexander Golovin came on as a substitute in the 61st minute.

The Russian took the fifth shot in the penalty shoot-out at 4:3 and could have brought victory to his team, but did not score. Also, Golovin’s teammate Sungutu Magassa could not realize his attempt, and the Rodez players both times shot right into the goal.

Golovin has four goals and five assists in 25 matches for Monaco this season.