It is in Reims, within the framework of the prestigious Taittinger Champagne cellars that the draw of the 6e tour will be carried out this Thursday noon. But it is not the Champenois who will be most in the spotlight on this occasion. The results of 5e round of the Coupe de France played last weekend were more favorable to the people of Lorraine (20 qualified) than to the Alsatians (14 qualified) and the Champardenais (6 qualified). In this unbalanced table, a very good mention to Moselle which, with ten qualified clubs, clearly serves as a driving force in the Grand Est League.
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ESAP Metz only R3 club
Not illogical when we know that the Moselle District and its 48,000 licensees are home to an impressive number of clubs playing at the national level or at the highest regional level, starting with US Thionville Lusitanos (National 2) and Sarreguemines FC (National 3). ), who logically qualified for this sixth round. There will also be two teams from Regional 1 (the specialist Hombourg-Haut and Hagondange), five from Regional 2 (Nousseviller, Saint-Avold, Freyming, Boulay and Hettange) and one from Regional 3 (ESAP Metz). Meurthe-et-Moselle will have five representatives (ASNL, Blénod, Blainville, Dieulouard and Lunéville), Vosges also five (Épinal, Thaon, Saint-Dié, Raon and Golbey). The twenty matches of this sixth round (for the Grand Est) will be played on the weekend of October 26 and 27.
