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Leicester City loan duo Adrien Silva and Islam Slimani are still waiting for the first win of their Monaco spell.

While Slimani missed the 0-0 draw at Reims with injury, midfielder Silva played 85 minutes. The Portuguese was, according to local paper Nice-Matin, “not very successful in his choices whether with or without the ball”.

The result leaves the principality in the relegation zone, with the pressure building on manager Leonardo Jardim.

Elsewhere in Ligue 1, Fousseni Diabate played just over an hour as Amiens beat Metz 2-1, the first win since the winger moved to the club.

In Italy, Rachid Ghezzal’s wait for a Fiorentina debut goes on, the Algerian watching from the bench as his side give up two-goal lead at Atalanta, who scored a 95th-minute equaliser.

Fiorentina are bottom of Serie A with two points from their first four games, but they have already played last season’s top three.

At City’s sister club OH Leuven, Kamal Sowah played 90 minutes in a 1-0 win over Lommel United, a victory that keeps them top of the Belgian First Division B table.

Back in the UK, Daniel Iversen followed up his midweek penalty save against Sunderland with the second clean sheet of his Rotherham loan spell, the Millers playing out a goalless draw with Shrewsbury in League One.

Josh Knight played 90 minutes as Peterborough’s seven-match unbeaten streak came to an end in a 2-0 defeat at Doncaster, while Layton Ndukwu was an unused substitute for Southend as they beat MK Dons 1-0 to record their first win of the season.

In League Two, Sam Hughes’ second league start did not go as well as his first. The centre-back kept a clean sheet on his full Salford City debut in midweek, but was booked in a 4-1 loss to Crewe at the weekend.

Meanwhile, Ryan Loft was an unused substitute as Carlisle lost 3-1 to Bradford in a match that saw both sides reduced to 10 men.

In Scotland, Andy King did not make the bench as Rangers kept on Celtic’s coattails with a 4-0 thumping of St Johnstone.