Monaco has secured their first-ever domestic title in the French league, securing a 1-1 draw with Nice on Saturday night. The victory comes after Monaco had previously been relegated to Ligue 1 last year but have since returned to the top flight.

The team's 12-point lead over second-placed Lyon is also a huge step forward for them as they look to defend their title. Monaco's win against Nice was a crucial one, as it means that they are now firmly at the top of the table and will be aiming to extend their lead going into the final games of the season.

In terms of away performances, Monaco have also made some impressive strides this season. They have recorded six clean sheets in their last seven matches, which is a significant improvement from their previous campaign when they were struggling in terms of defensive solidity.

The club's manager, Thomas Tuchel, praised his players' resilience and determination during the match. "We showed what we can do," he said. "It's important to play well away from home, especially when you're playing against strong teams like Monaco."

The victory against Nice highlights Monaco's strength in depth and ability to adapt to different attacking styles. The team has also shown great tactical flexibility throughout the season, adapting to different opponents and positions.

However, there is still work to be done if Monaco is to maintain their momentum and secure another title this season. The team will need to continue improving defensively and scoring more goals, while also managing to keep their form consistent offensively.

Overall, Monaco's victory against Nice was a positive sign for the team and fans alike. It shows that they are not only capable of competing at the highest level, but also capable of winning titles consistently. With their current form and the support they've received, it's clear that Monaco are on track to achieve their dream of becoming one of the most successful clubs in French football history.