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The logic was respected for the Ligue 1 clubs traveling this Sunday afternoon, as part of the 32e final of the Coupe de France. Opposed to the Bordelais now playing in National 2, the Rennais certainly conceded the opening score to Bahassa (18e), but the Bretons then took the upper hand thanks to Truffert (29e), James (59e), Assignon (75e) and Kalimuendo (80e).
Stade Rennais thus gains its place in 16e final with a 1-4 victory – a score also observed between Union Saint-Jean, residents of Regional 1, and AS Monaco. On the lawn of the Toulouse Stadium, Ben Seghir (20e), Vanderson (37e), Teze (65e) and Ilenikhena (90e+1) made the difference, when the South-West amateurs saved the honor by Tournier (83e).
The small feat of Dunkirk
Another Ligue 1 winner of a Regional 1, Reims did not fail in front of Still Mutzig. With achievements by Moscardo (8e), Diakhon (65e) and Sangui (76e), the Champenois won 1-3 against the Alsatians who still obtained the equalizer for a while, by Schall (60e). It’s over, however, for AJ Auxerre, representative of the elite surprised on their lawn by Dunkerque, a dashing resident of Ligue 2. Scorer in the first period (26e), Bardeli did not find a response from the Icaunais who gave a lot in the championship it is true during the first part of the season.
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