Monaco have not had the best start to the Champions League, picking up nine points from a possible 18 , whch has left them in the playoff spots with two matches left to play in the league phase.
The French side has have hosted some interesting matches in this season's Champions League, welcoming English sides Manchester City and Tottenham, with both games ending in draws.
Fans travelling to Monaco will look to have the best experience at the Stade Louis II, an arena that has had several iconic moments since it was first opened in 1939.
If you are a travelling fan heading to Monaco for the match, here is everything you need to know.
How many away fans can the Monaco stadium accomodate?
Manchester City were given an allocation of just 998 tickets for the match against Monaco, and these tickets have all sold out. That was one of the smallest allocations that the club has received in Europe this season, as the Stade Louis II has a modest capacity of just 18,500, and typically allocates around 1,000 tickets for away fans.
As Monaco is such a stunning city and somewhere that is easy and cheap to get to from the United Kingdom, some travelling fans often just enjoy the city without tickets to watch the game.
Where will away fans sit at the Stade Louis II?
The away section at the Stade Louis II is located behind the southern goal, on the left-hand side of the Populaires Stand. The right-hand side of the stand is used by home supporters, which should make for a tasty atmosphere.
Although the stadium is small, the running track that wraps around the perimeter of the pitch means that the view from the away end is far from ideal, especially when the action is all at the opposite end. One positive is that there is no Perspex glass or netting in front of the away end at the Stade Louis II.
Full away fans' matchday guide at Monaco
Where to eat & drink for away fans in Monaco
While Monaco is a beautiful city, it is also very expensive. Away fans making the trip will have to accept that they are going to spend a fair bit of money in bars and restaurants, but some of them are arguably worth it. Three of the most budget-friendly pubs in Monaco include:
- La Rascasse – 1 Quai Antoine 1er, 98000 Monaco
- Slammer's– 6 Rue Suffren Reymond, 98000 Monaco
- Monte Carlo Bar – 1 Av. Prince Pierre, 98000 Monaco
How to get to the Stade Louis II: Guide for away fans in Monaco
Travelling fans staying in the centre of Monaco won't have to worry about public transport when it comes to getting to the stadium, as it's just a 15-minute walk from the most central point of the city. For those who prefer or need public transportation, buses four, six and 100 are regular services that drop fans off right outside the stadium.
Any fans staying outside of Monaco will need to get on a train on the Cannes-Nice-Ventimiglia line. Depart the train at Monaco Monte Carlo Station and then take the 15-minute walk to the Stade Louis II.