Coupe de France

FT Saturday, December 6, 2014
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Brest WWWWD 0
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Lineups

BRE

  1. 16Yohann HartockG
  2. 3Simon FaletteD
  3. 4Johan MartialD
  4. 15Gaetan BelaudM
  5. 13Wilfried MoimbéM
  6. 22Birama TouréM
  7. 7Abel KhaledM
  8. 25Johann RamaréM
  9. 12Alexandre AlphonseF
  10. 14Mamadou SamassaF
  11. 11Gaëtan LabordeF

PAR

  1. Alan MermillodG
  2. 16Mehdi JeanninD
  3. Julien ChevalierD
  4. Daouda KonateD
  5. Hervé LybohyD
  6. Baboye TraoreM
  7. 6Thomas GamietteM
  8. Idriss Ech-CherguiM
  9. 27Christian Kinkela FuendaM
  10. Richard SocrierF
  11. Louis BongonguiF

Timeline

  1. 26' Herve Lybohy (Paris FC) Yellow Card at 26'
  2. 62' Bruno Grougi (Brest) Substitution at 62'
  3. 62' Nicolas Verdier (Brest) Substitution at 62'
  4. 70' Tiecoro Keita (Paris FC) Substitution at 70'
  5. 76' Mouritala Ogounbiyi (Paris FC) Substitution at 76'
  6. 90'
  7. 93' Daouda Konate (Paris FC) Yellow Card at 93'
  8. 105'
  9. 105'
  10. 106' Ismael Traore (Brest) Substitution at 106'
  11. 117' Abdoulaye Balde (Paris FC) Substitution at 117'
  12. 120'
  13. 120'
  14. 120'
  15. 120'

Coupe de France News

All news
News Associated Press Lens beat Nice to win French Cup for 1st time in club history Lens capped a spectacular season by winning the French Cup for the first time, with star striker Florian Thauvin scoring and making another in a 3-1 win over Nice in the final on Friday. ESPN Julien Laurens Weekend predictions: Will Tottenham or West Ham stay up? Relegation beckons in the Premier League for either Spurs or West Ham, while there's a David vs. Golaith battle happening in Portugal. Julien Laurens makes his predictions. News PA Ethan Nwaneri shootout miss sees Marseille exit Coupe de France Marseille were knocked out of the Coupe de France on penalties against Toulouse after drawing 2-2 in normal time of their quarterfinal. News ESPN News Services Endrick scores stunner to propel Lyon to French Cup quarterfinals Endrick made it five goals in five games with a stunning strike as Lyon beat Laval 2-0 to reach the Coupe de France quarterfinals on Wednesday.