Coupe de France: follow the draw for the round of 16 live!

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While waiting to know the last qualified club – RC Lens welcomes Paris Saint-Germain this Sunday evening – the draw for the round of 16 of the Coupe de France will begin at around 8 p.m. Among the big names still in the running: Olympique de Marseille, winner of ASSE (4-0), OL, qualified after their logical victory against Feignies Aulnoye (1-2), resident of N2, or even AS Monaco, which did not tremble to get rid of Union St-Jean (R1), and now hopes to do better than its 1/8th final last year (the Monegasques had been eliminated via Rouen).

A few little thumbs also enjoyed an unexpected break during these 32nd finals. We think in particular of the first two sensations of Friday evening, namely Espaly (N3), slayer of Dijon (N1), and Haguenau (N2), executioner of Boulogne (N1). On Saturday, other amateurs also shook up the hierarchy. Bourgoin-Jallieu (N3) humiliated Martigues (4-1), when Cannes (N2) surprised Grenoble, and Stade Briochin (N2) offered itself Le Havre (1-0). But we must give back to César what belongs to César, and the sensation of these 32nd comes to us from Puy-en-Velay, a National 2 club which literally exploded Montpellier (4-0). As a reminder, the matches in this new round of the Coupe de France will be played on Wednesday January 15.

All the results of the 32nd finals here.

The draw for the round of 16:

All clubs qualified for the round of 16

OGC Nice (L1)

FC Espaly (N3)

AS Cannes (N2)

FC Annecy (L2)

FC Bourgoin-Jallieu (N3)

Toulouse FC (L1)

AS Monaco (L1)

OM (L1)

Le Puy Foot (N2)

ESTAC Troyes (L2)

Lille (L1)

FCSR Haguenau (N2)

Reims (L1)

USL Dunkirk (L2)

ES Thaon (N3)

Strasbourg (L1)

FC Nantes (L1)

OL (L1)

SC Bastia (L2)

Valenciennes FC (N1)

Angers Sco (L1)

Tours FC (R1) – FC Lorient (L2): canceled

Stade Lavallois (L2)

QRM (N1)

Briochin Stadium (N2)

Stade Rennais (L1)

Le Mans (N1)

Dives-Cabourg (N3)

EA Guingamp (L2)

Stade Brestois (L1)

RC Lens (L1) or PSG (L1)

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