Zapping Foot National Hugo Lloris: The big dates in blue
Show absolutely everywhere! This Friday evening, the first matches of the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France were actually contested. And what a spectacle on the six lawns, although Stade Lavallois (L1) did not manage to break the lock of SA Mérignac (R1) at the end of regulation time. The two teams therefore had to decide between themselves during the penalty shootout. A session won by a score of four goals to three by the Tango. Likewise the DFCO (N1). Dijon, reduced to ten just before returning to the locker room (Vargas-Rios), was also hung up on the pitch at FC Espaly (N3). The Rhodanians, who had conceded the opener in the 70th minute of play (Lembezat), came back to the level through the inevitable Gjeçi a few seconds later. Finally, the DFCO lost with a score of four goals to three.
For Annecy (L2), Axel Drouhin opened the scoring after half an hour of play. Upon returning from the locker room, Bennekrouf allowed GOAL FC to think about securing the penalty shootout… before Nathan Tanard n scored an own goal in the final action and qualified for Annecy! The feat concerns FR Haguenau (N2), clear winner of US Boulogne CO (N1). Reduced to ten after the expulsion of his goalkeeper at the end of the first quarter of an hour of play, the National leader actually lost with a score of four goals to one. ESTAC Troyes (L2) largely won during the clash against FC Metz (L2) with a score of three goals to zero. For its part, the step was too high for RC Saint-Joseph (R1, Martinique), which lost with a score of five goals to zero in Bastia (L2). Without further ado, discover the complete results of the first matches of the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France.
The results
- Troyes (L2) 3 – 0 FC Metz (L2)
- Mérignac (R1) 0 – 0 (3 TAB 4) Laval (L2)
- GOAL FC (N2) 1 – 2 Annecy (L2)
- Haguenau (N2) 4 – 1 Boulogne (N1)
- Bastia (L2) 5 – 0 St-Joseph (R1, Martinique)
- Espaly (N3) 1 – 1 (4 TAB 3) Dijon (N1)
To summarize
Show absolutely everywhere! This Friday evening, the first matches of the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France were actually contested. And what a spectacle on the six lawns, although Stade Lavallois (L1) did not manage to break the lock of SA Mérignac (R1) at the end of regulation time.
