2008–09 Coupe de France

The competition for the Coupe de France in the 2008 /09 season was the 92nd playout of the French Football Cup for men teams. This season, 7,246 clubs in France and its overseas departments and territories took it - over eight per cent more than in the previous season; so that a notification record was set again.

Titleholder was Lyon, who retired this time in the second round. For the first time in the competition's history a purely Breton final took place, the second division side En Avant Guingamp was able to win in his second finals after 1997. The team from the 8,000 - person town Guingamp ever was only the second unterklassige since the introduction of professionalism (1932 ), which could take the trophy home. Playoff opponents Stade Rennes defeated in his fifth final for the third time, after it had lasted 38 years, ever again as far push forward.

After completion organized by the regional subdivisions of the National Federation FFF qualifying rounds intervened in Zweiunddreißigstelfinale the first division in the Contest. From this round of competition was held after the classic Cup mode; ie, in particular, that the respective Fixtures without seedings or a power-rated or regional sorting of clubs from all still in the competition clubs were drawn and only one match is played at the end of a winner it must be established ( and whether by extra time and penalties ), which then qualifies for the next round, while the loser is eliminated. Also, the venue was determined for each encounter by lot, since 2003/ 04 but with the restriction that clubs that compared at least two performance levels - not to be confused with league levels - have to compete higher playing eleven, automatically got home advantage.

This competition saw another first in the history of the Coupe de France: With his victory in the round of 64 teams in the nordelsässische FCE Schirrhein ( Championnat d'Excellence ) reached the first -tier screening at all the round of. In addition, a team from the French overseas possessions qualified with the Société Sportive Jeanne d' Arc from Le Port on Reunion once again for the Zweiunddreißigstelfinale, the first round they attend the Ligue 1 representative. These two " petits pouches " ( as " Tom Thumb ", such " David," which assert themselves against " Goliaths ", often referred to in France) complement of surprises not just poor history of the Cup, as well as two other amateur teams that advanced relatively far: AF Rodez from the semi-professional third division to the quarter and the fourth-rate AS Vitre to the last sixteen.

Zweiunddreißigstelfinale

Games from 2 to 4, pent-up games to 24 January 2009; L1, L2 and D3 are of belonging to the first to third league, CFA or CFA2 for the two national amateur leagues, DH or DSR for the next lower regional divisions ( " Division d' Honneur " and " Division Supérieure Régionale ", ie sixth and seventh league level).

  • FC Nantes L1 - SM Caen 2:2 L1 N.V. ( 3:5 IU )
  • Montpellier HSC L2 - USL Dunkerque CFA 0:1
  • U.S. Saint -Omer DH - EA Guingamp L2 1:3
  • Arras Football CFA2 - OGC Nice L1 1:3 N.V.
  • FC Sochaux L1 - L1 Rennes 0:1
  • Vannes OC L2 - L2 LB Châteauroux 1-0
  • Chamois Niort L2 - U.S. Boulogne L2 1:2
  • ES Port-la -Nouvelle DH - Rodez AF D3 0:3
  • Aviron Bayonnais D3 - AS Vitre CFA 0:2
  • U.S. Eclaron - Valcourt DH - FCO Dijon 0:5 L2
  • ASF Andrézieux CFA - CS Sedan L2 0:2
  • U.S. Pont -de- Roide DH - GFC Ajaccio 0:1 CFA
  • UJA Alfortville CFA - Le Havre AC L1 0:2
  • U.S. Concarneau CFA2 - Olympique Lyon 0:6 L1
  • FC Blagnac CFA2 - AS Monaco L1 0:1
  • AS Evry DH - U.S. Créteil D3 0:5
  • FC Etoile Schirrhein DSR - Clermont Foot L2 4:2
  • SO Romorantin CFA - AS Nancy L1 0:0 N.V. (4-2 IU )
  • Girondins Bordeaux L1 - AS Saint- Étienne 0-1 L1
  • FC Toulouse L1 - L1 Valenciennes FC 0-0 N.V. ( 5-4 IU )
  • U.S. Alençon CFA2 - FC Lorient L1 2:2 N.V. ( 2:3 IU )
  • U.S. Raon CFA - Grenoble Foot L1 0:0 N.V. ( 3:4 IU )
  • CS Louhans - Cuiseaux D3 - ES Troyes AC L2 0:1 N.V.
  • Stade Brest L2 - Olympique Croix de Savoie D3 2:2 nV ( 5-4 IU )
  • SF Sainte -Geneviève -des- Bois CFA - OSC Lille L1 0:3
  • SS Jeanne d' Arc du Port DH Reunion - FC Tours L2 1:7
  • Olympique Grande -Synthe DH - Calais RUFC D3 1:1 nV (4-2 IU )
  • FC Villefranche Beaujolais CFA - AS Orly DH 2:1
  • EDS Montlucon CFA - Paris Saint- Germain L1 0:1
  • Besançon RC CFA - Olympique Marseille 1-1 aet L1 ( 4:5 IU )
  • AC Ajaccio L2 - L1 AJ Auxerre 1:1 N.V. ( 3-1 IU )
  • AS Yzeure CFA - UC Le Mans L1 0:0 N.V. ( 4:5 IU )

Round of

Games from 20 to January 28, 2009

  • USL Dunkerque CFA - OSC Lille L1 0:3
  • Le Havre AC L1 - L1 UC Le Mans 0:1 N.V.
  • ES Troyes AC L2 - Rodez AF D3 1:2
  • FC Lorient L1 - L2 FC Tours 2-1 N.V.
  • Stade Rennes L1 - AS Saint- Étienne 2-0 L1
  • U.S. Boulogne L2 - L1 SM Caen 3:1
  • AC Ajaccio L2 - Vannes OC L2 2-0
  • L1 AS Monaco - OGC Nice 1-0 L1
  • FC Etoile Schirrhein DSR - FC Toulouse L1 0:8
  • SO Romorantin CFA - CS Sedan L2 0:0 N.V. ( 5:6 IU )
  • AS Vitre CFA - U.S. Créteil D3 1:1 N.V. ( 9:8 IU )
  • Olympique Grande -Synthe DH - Grenoble Foot L1 1:3
  • Dijon FCO L2 - FC Villefranche Beaujolais CFA 4:1
  • EA Guingamp L2 - Stade Brest 2-0 L2 N.V.
  • GFC Ajaccio CFA - Paris Saint- Germain L1 0:3
  • Olympique Lyon L1 - L1 Olympique de Marseille 1-0 ( a)

Second round

Games on 3 and 4 March 2009

  • EA Guingamp L2 - L1 UC Le Mans 1-0
  • Dijon FCO L2 - Grenoble Foot L1 1:1 N.V. ( 2:4 IU )
  • U.S. Boulogne L2 - L1 Toulouse FC 0:2
  • Rodez AF D3 - Paris Saint- Germain L1 3:1 N.V.
  • AC Ajaccio L2 - L1 AS Monaco 0:2
  • CS Sedan L2 - AS Vitre CFA 3-0
  • Stade Rennes L1 - FC Lorient 3-0 L1
  • OSC Lille L1 - L1 Olympique Lyonnais 3-2

Quarterfinals

Games on 17 and March 18, 2009

  • CS Sedan L2 - EA Guingamp L2 1:3
  • FC Toulouse L1 - L1 Lille 1:1 N.V. ( 7-6 IU )
  • Grenoble Foot L1 - L1 AS Monaco 2-0
  • Stade Rennes L1 - Rodez AF D3 2-0

Semifinal

Games on 21 and April 22, 2009

  • Grenoble Foot L1 - L1 Rennes 0:1
  • FC Toulouse L1 - L2 EA Guingamp 1:2

Final

Game on May 9, 2009 at the Stade de France in Saint- Denis in front of 80 056 spectators

  • EA Guingamp - Stade Rennes 2:1 ( 0:0)

Team Line-up

EA Guingamp: Guillaume Gauclin - Yves Deroff, Bakary Koné, Christian Bassila, Felipe - Lionel Mathis, Fabrice Colleau ( Badara Sène, 73 ), Gilson Silva ( Mouritala Ogunbiyi, 70 ), Wilson Oruma, Richard Soumah - Eduardo Coach: Victor Zvunka

Stade Rennes: Nicolas Douchez - Rod Fanni, Stéphane M'Bia, Petter Hansson, Carlos Bocanegra - Fabien Lemoine, Jérôme Leroy, Bruno Cheyrou ( Jirès Kembo - Ekoko, 89th ) - Romain Danzé ( Mickaël Pagis, 79th ), Olivier Thomert Moussa Sow ( Asamoah Gyan, 87 ) Coach: Guy Lacombe

Referee: Thierry Auriac (Toulouse)

Goals

0:1 Bocanegra ( 69 ) 1:1 Eduardo ( 72 ) 2:1 Eduardo ( 83 )

Special events

Both finalists had asked the Association that, " Zadou Bro gozh ma" to play at the official ceremony in addition to the French and the Breton national anthem; this was rejected by the FFF. However, could the singer Alan Stivell and two Bagadou - from Guingamp or Chantepie, a suburb of Rennes - intone this song, while the players entered the pitch at the Stade de France for the purpose of warming up. In addition, the sports newspaper L' Équipe appeared on the day of the match between city and Roazhon War raok Gwengamp with a title page in Breton and called in a corresponding translation of her name " Ar Skipailh ".

. Viewership in the final meant an improvement of the previous high-water mark of the competition on May 2007 This saw the first goals that suffered Rennes in this year's Coupe de France after Stade on his way to the final in five games - four of them against other first division - had concede a single goal. And they were witnesses to the first second win of the Coupe de France by a team unterklassige: this was the first time in 1959 Le Havre AC succeeded.

For two players from EA Guingamp this was not the first success in a cup final: Yves Deroff (1999 with FC Nantes) and Lionel Mathis (2003 and 2005, each with AJ Auxerre) had already counted before the victorious team. And coach Zvunka had the 1976 Coupe ever won - but still playing for Olympique Marseille. As a coach, however, this was his first Cup title in his second final, after 2004 also led a second division team to the finals, however, had to be fought in the LB Châteauroux.

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