Coupe de France 32nd-Finals – It was complicated but Nantes came close to Sochas (0-0, 5 tapes to 4)

Sox (L2) – Nantes (L1): 0-0. Tab 4-5

It was not easy, but the Canaries were able to implement the step. Tenth in Ligu 1, the Nantes people came to Bonal Ground with envy. They pushed from the start and multiplied Mehdi Jean’s efforts on the cage, but were as accurate as the active Captain Ludovic Blas.

In front of their supporters, Omar Duff’s Cubs, ranked fifth in League 2, fought back and pushed the crowd into a penalty shootout. If the first five Nantes snipers and the first four Sochas had scored, Central defender Christoph Daitio would have stopped Remy Descombs’ attempt to send Antoine Combourey to the 16th round.

Kemin-Boss D’Avignon (R2) – Clermont (L1): 0-4

The end of the adventure of Petit Bouquet Cardois. The amateurs of Nimes County were subject to the law of the elite porters. Stephen Dortoit’s players, who were on the defensive from the first minutes of the game, fought well for half an hour. They then conceded two consecutive goals with a Jordan Dell (32nd) penalty, followed by a win from Saif-Edin Kavy (34th).

Jonathan Iglesias (43rd) worsened the score just before the break and Dell converted a new penalty an hour ago (58th). The crowd of spectators was high at the State des Costa Rica throwing projectiles on the lawn, so the crowd was interrupted for a few minutes. Everything finally returned to normal and they went on to great success.

JURA SUD (N2) – Saint-DENIS (R1): 5-2

In the frozen and snow-covered landscape, the Jurassic did nothing against the Reunion. Their striker Claudie Empui opened the scoring quickly (10th) in the center of the truth zone, giving him a double (35th). Ludovic Fatcher also scored the third goal for the locals (43rd) and reduced Assoumani’s score to a brisk end of the first period (45th + 2). Kazong, however, allowed Valentine Quizard’s men to take the lead (50th) and Khalid (73rd) scored the fifth goal. Rakotondrabe and the spectators shook the nets again (88th) but came out with a heavy setback.

GUINGAMP (L2) – AMIENS (L2): 2-3

L’En Avant believed it but started from a great distance. Enthusiastic at Roudourou, the Bretons thwarted the course of the game against the skill and brilliance of Shadrach Akolo. Pickard Striker also scored a hat-trick with a header early in the second half (55 ‘). Rarely off the bench, Jeremy Liveland revived the suspense (64th) and then gave Arthur Gomez hope for the insane end of the match (73rd) for the Guingamboys. Amiens, who finished 12th in League 2, opposed his 14th-ranked opponent and will advance to the 16th round earlier this year.

CRETEIL (N) – Poison (R1): 3-0

Ile-de-France residents have never trembled in the face of Lyon fans. Alexis Arazo opened the scoring (19th) on the right track with Rifi Montanta’s allies, doubling the lead early in the second half (54th). Then Czech Diara (63rd) increased the score. Ron’s spectators hoped to lower the score on the turf field, but their goal was denied. Andrea Damiani’s players used beautiful courses in the Coupe de France, bowing without hesitation to Emmanuel da Costa.

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