Monaco secured their first Ligue 1 title since 2015 with a 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Saturday night at the Stade de France.
The victory was Monaco's third consecutive victory and their second in as many matches, while it also marked the club's best-ever away performance in the league.
Despite being without several key players, including star striker Kaka, who has been out for three weeks with a knee injury, Monaco had a dominant performance from the bench.
In particular, their attacking midfielder, Antoine Griezmann, scored twice in the match and provided crucial assists to his teammates, helping them to secure the win.
"We've always been able to play well on the road," said Monaco coach Guus Hiddink after the game. "We're very happy to have won our first title here."
This is not just another title for Monaco, but also their second consecutive domestic crown in the top flight of French football. It marks a significant achievement for the club and highlights the club's continued growth and development.
While Monaco may be celebrating, there is still much work to be done. The team will need to improve their defensive solidity and continue to build a strong squad that can compete at the highest level. However, with a new manager in place and a renewed focus on the upcoming season, Monaco should see positive results ahead of the next major tournament.