Coupe de France: Dives-Cabourg's feat, Reims submits Monaco – Coupe de France – 16th round – Multiplex

It wasn't just Marseille-Lille (1-1, 3-4 TAB) this Tuesday, and the feat of this first evening of the 16^es of the Coupe de France is for Dives-Cabourg (National 3) which, at home, despite the domination of Puy Foot (N2), advances to the next round (1-0) thanks to the only goal of the match scored by Florian Suzanne, who appeared in front of Mathis Carvalho (66^e) on a free kick kicked by Willy Suret, launched a few minutes earlier. Besides that, in this multiplex, many games were settled on penalties.

This was for example the case of Reims-Monaco (1-1, 3-1 TAB)while the locals had taken the lead thanks to the left paw of Teddy Teuma and the hard header of Cédric Kipré, from a free kick (45^e). ASM pushed, and ASM came back, when Mohammed Salisu placed his noggin in the middle of the melee (70^e). But the ASM also completely liquefied in the tirob', missing its first three strikes (Caio Henrique, Mika Biereth and Lamine Camara) to leave the qualifier to the Champenois.

Roudourou still spoiled

Between the Stade Brestois European campaign and the madness of the Cup, Roudourou is definitely the place to be this season, like Guingamp-Sochaux this Tuesday evening (2-2, 9-8 TAB). In a packed game, it was first the central defenders who struck, with a superb recovery from Thomas Fontaine for the opener (12^e), then the logical equalizer from Matthis Riou, on the lookout for a corner (38^e). Armand Gnanduillet put Sochaux back in front, taking advantage of a Breton defense effectively to the west (45^e+1), and Sabri Guendouz, in turn, erased the visitors' advantage with a delicious cross curl (59^e), before coming up against Mathieu Patouillet closely (63^e). Finally, Babacar Niasse saved the En Avant in added time (while the Guingampais had gone to ten, since Alpha Sissoko had sacrificed himself in the position of last defender), before making the difference in a penalty shootout. hellish goal (eleven attempts on each side).

In the quagmire of Armand-Cesari, sold out, OGC Nice managed to get by (0-1). Impeccable this Tuesday, Maxime Dupé started on the right side on Amine Boutrah's penalty (45^e), who had tried to take justice into his own hands after being unbalanced in the sixteen meters by Antoine Mendy. The Gym accelerated after the break and Mohamed-Ali Cho made it happen with a golden ball slipped by Evann Guessand (61^e).

The frozen lawn of the Haguenau Sports Park got the better of the meeting between the Alsatians, residents of National 2, and USL Dunkirk. On the other hand, the shock of the soft underbelly of N1 between Le Mans FC and Valenciennes did take place, on a turf at Marie-Marvingt (the former MMArena) in approximately the same state. This did not prevent the locals from finding the fault in the first period, with Alexandre Lauray on the free kick, Dame Guèye on the delivery and Arnold Vula on the finish (28^e). In the money timeEwan Hatfout was meaty to allow Mathias Oyewusi to save Valenciennes (82^e)… but the Le Mans goalkeeper above all gave himself the opportunity to shine in the eleven-meter test, stopping the attempts of Axel Camblan and Makabi Lilepo to qualify his team (1-1, 4-4 TAB).

Goals: L. Henrique (90^e+6) pour l'OM // Haraldsson (68^e) for Lille

Buts: Vula (28^e) for Le Mans // Oyewusi (82^e) for Valenciennes

But : Cho (61^e) for Nice

Goals: Riou (38^e) & Guendouz (59).^e) for Guingamp // T. Fontaine (12^e) & Gnanduillet (45^e+1) for Sochaux

Expulsion : A. Sissoko (85^e) for Guingamp

Goals: Kipré (45^e) for Reims // Salisu (70^e) for Monaco

But : Suzanne (66^e) for Dives-Cabourg

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