Monaco progressed into the play-off round of the Champions League after a 0-0 draw with Juventus at Stade-Louis II.

The Ligue 1 side finished 21st in the league phase, despite being on the brink of elimination at half-time, while Juventus ended the league phase in 13th to join Monaco in the playoffs.

The best chance of the match came after just 56 seconds. Mattia Perin played the ball straight to Maghnes Akliouche in the box, but the Monaco forward could not hit the target with his first-time attempt.

Folarin Balogun did have the ball in the back of the net in the 14th minute, but he fouled Pierre Kalulu in the build-up to see the goal promptly disallowed by the referee.

Vanderson tested Perin twice before the break, but the goalkeeper was equal to both shots, while Lois Openda fired wide at the other end in a rare attack for the visitors.

The second half saw little action at either end, with Perin catching weak attempts from Balogun and Caio Henrique as both sides settled for a point.

Monaco now face either holders Paris Saint-Germain or Newcastle United for a spot in the last 16, while Juve tackle either Club Brugge or Galatasaray.

Data Debrief: Monaco defence stands strong again at home

Juventus produced just 0.17 expected goals (xG) as they failed to hit the target from any of their five attempts, while Monaco generated 0.5 from 11 shots.

Monaco have kept three clean sheets in a row at home in major European competition for the first time since another run of three between September and December 2014 in the Champions League group stages.

And it was a busy game for Lamine Camara in the Monaco midfield. He registered the most touches in the match (96), competed in the most duels (14), recorded the most interceptions (three) and drew the most fouls.

The Bianconeri, meanwhile, have failed to direct a single shot on goal in a Champions League game for the first time since October 2020 against Barcelona, ending a run of 37 games with at least one of their efforts hitting the target.