Monaco were comfortable winners against Toulouse in Ligue 1 on Sunday, romping to a 4-0 success to cement second place in the table.
With runaway leaders Paris Saint-Germain already destined for a fourth successive title, the rest are left to fight it out for the runners-up spot and automatic Champions League qualification.
And Monaco did their chances no harm as goals from Bernardo Silva and Fabio Coentrao put them in control, before Wissam Ben Yedder missed a penalty for Toulouse.
Silva scored from close range in the 28th minute after being found by Lacina Traore, while Coentrao doubled the hosts' advantage eight minutes later, netting a rebound after Guido Carrillo hit the woodwork with a diving header.
Two of the league's biggest names, Lyon and Marseille, clashed in Sunday's late game but neither side was able to claim bragging rights in a 1-1 draw.
The pair find themselves in mid-table following a disappointing first half of the season and it remains that way after Lyon substitute Corentin Tolisso cancelled out Remy Cabella's opener.
Elsewhere, Aissa Mandi's 89th-minute equaliser earned Reims a 1-1 draw with Saint-Etienne.
