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Patrick Oger
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Nov. 16, 2024 at 10:08 p.m.
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SU Dives-Cabourg has therefore opened the doors to a new 8th round of the Coupe de France. This Saturday, November 16, 2024, the Divais had to pull out all the stops with a perilous trip to Saint-Lô.
Facing another N3 team, SU Dives-Cabourg was able to take the advantage in the first period. 0-1 at the break thanks to a goal from Alban Bekombo (15th). Maxime Verrier’s teammates were able to keep this goal in advance until the end of the match and even for a long time in stoppage time before the locals snatched the equalizer in the 99th minute (1-1).
This parity score, acquired just before the end of the match, forced the Divais to go through the penalty shootout… No matter, in this little game, the Divais were able to prove themselves better than their one-night opponents to win with a score of 5-4.
And now ?
SU Dives-Cabourg is qualified for the 8th round (64th final) of the Coupe de France… and there is no need to wait for the draw since it has already taken place. Indeed, the Divais already know that they will face the winner of the match which will oppose, tonight at 1 o’clock in mainland France… the Tahiti club, AS Dragon in Avranches. The winner of the match will be the guest of the Heurtematte stadium on the weekend of November 30 and December 1, 2024.
Friday
Paris FC (L2) – QRM (N1): 1-1 (tab 2-4).
SATURDAY
Chartres (N3) – Caen (L2) 0-4; Saint-Brieuc Ginglin (R1) – Alençon (N3) 2-0; 6 pm: Saint-Lô – Dives-Cabourg; Serquigny (R2) – Guingamp (L2) 0-5.
Sunday
1 hour mainland: AS Dragon, Tahiti club – Avranches (N2); 2 p.m.: La Maladrerie (R1) – Bolbec (R1); Rouen exempt.
Note also that in R1, AS Trouville-Deauville won the clash at the top on the Gonfreville lawn 0-2 and remains in the wake of the new leader, Bayeux.
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