1978–79 Coupe de France

The competition for the Coupe de France in the 1978/79 season was the 62nd playout of the French Football Cup for men teams. This year, reported 2,473 clubs.

After completion organized by the regional subdivisions of the National Federation FFF qualifying rounds intervened in Zweiunddreißigstelfinale the 20 first division in a competition. The ties were drawn freely for each round; However, the associations of the top division had the privilege to be set in Zweiunddreißigstelfinale and not being able to meet. All matches up to the first nationwide round and finals ( only one meeting on neutral ground, possibly with extra time and penalties to determine the winner ) were discharged in home and away matches. Had it both teams have scored an equal number of hits, won one who had scored more goals in the square of the opponent. Stand it here also the same, first the leg was extended and then - if necessary - by a penalty shoot- out.

The trophy won this year the FC Nantes; it was his first win this trophy. Previously, the Canaris - so-called because of their yellow Dresses - been in three finals (1966, 1970, 1973) and these are all lost. For playoff opponents AJ Auxerre until the summer of 1980 still Zweitdivisionär, began with these finals, the rise in the group of top French club, which lasted into the 21st century.

Defending champions AS Nancy had already failed in the second round on a second division. For the Zweiunddreißigstelfinale also three clubs had qualified from France's overseas possessions, one each from Martinique ( Good Luck Fort-de -France ), Guadeloupe (La Gauloise Basse -Terre ) and French Polynesia ( Papeete CS ). In the round of the last 32 teams managed only two amateur clubs ( the third division ES La Rochelle and CS Thonon ); there came the cup exit for both, so that the professionals kept to themselves from the second round.

Zweiunddreißigstelfinale

Games on 10-11, replay on 21 February 1979.; the respective game class membership is indicated by D1 or D2 for the two professional leagues, D3 and D4 for the national as well as DH ( " Division d' Honneur " ) for the top regional amateur leagues.

  • Girondins Bordeaux D1 - D2 EA Guingamp 1-0
  • FC Metz D1 - D2 FC Mulhouse 3:1
  • Olympique Lyon D1 - D2 AS Cannes 3-0
  • Paris FC D1 - Entente Bagneaux - Fontainebleau - Nemours D3 5:1
  • RC Lens D2 - D1 3:2 Stade Laval
  • FC Gueugnon D2 - Good Luck Fort-de -France DH 2-0
  • AS Nancy D1 - D3 AS Creil 8:2
  • AS Saint- Étienne D1 - Saint- Pol-de -Léon DH 5-0
  • AS Angoulême D2 - U.S. Saintes D3 3:2
  • Olympique Alès D2 - D1 FC Sochaux 3:3 N.V. (4:3 IU )
  • U.S. Valenciennes D1 - CS Papeete DH 12:0
  • SR Saint- Dié D2 - D2 SA Epinal 3-0
  • Stade Quimper D2 - D2 LB Châteauroux 3-1 N.V.
  • AS Monaco D1 - D3 AS Muret 1-0
  • Le Bourg -s.- La Roche D3 - Paris SG D1 1:6
  • RC Strasbourg D1 - D3 CS Sedan 3-0
  • CS Thonon D3 - AS Beziers D2 2:1
  • OGC Nice D1 - D3 INF Vichy 3-0
  • FC Nantes D1 - D4 AS Beauvais 8:0
  • Stade Reims D1 - D3 SM Caen 3-0
  • AJ Auxerre D2 - AC Chaumont D2 4:2 N.V.
  • Gazelec FCO D2 Ajaccio - FC Sète D3 1-0
  • SC Amiens D2 - FC Rouen D2 3:1
  • SCO Angers D1 - D3 Le Havre AC 1-0
  • SEC Bastia D1 - D2 Stade Brest 7-0
  • RCFC Besançon D2 - Olympique Saint- Quentin D3 1-0
  • ES La Rochelle D3 - Stade Saint- Brieuc D3 2:1
  • Olympique Avignon D2 - D3 Vauban Strasbourg 1-0
  • OSC Lille D1 - D3 Calais RUFC 2-0
  • Olympique Marseille D1 - D2 3:1 Sporting Toulon
  • Montpellier La Paillade SC D2 - Nîmes Olympique D1 1:1 ( b ) 1:1 nV ( 3-2 IU )

Round of

First leg on 9 to 11, return matches between 23. und March 25, 1979

  • Girondins Bordeaux D1 - SEC Bastia D1 1:0, 0:2
  • FC Metz D1 - D2 AS Angoulême 0:2, 0:1
  • Olympique Lyon D1 - Montpellier La Paillade SC D2 1:1, 0:3
  • Paris FC D1 - D1 SCO Angers 0:2, 0:0
  • RC Lens D2 - D1 AS Nancy 1:2, 3:3
  • FC Gueugnon D2 - Olympique Alès D2 3:0, 1:2
  • U.S. Valenciennes D1 - RC Strasbourg D1 0:4, 1:3
  • Stade Quimper D2 - D2 Auxerre 0:1, 0:0
  • AS Monaco D1 - Paris SG D1 2:1, 4:1
  • CS Thonon D3 - D1 FC Nantes 1:1, 1:3
  • OGC Nice D1 - FC Martigues D2 1:0, 2:2
  • SC Amiens D2 - D1 Lille 0:2, 0:3
  • RCFC Besançon D2 - AS Saint- Étienne D1 1:2, 0:1
  • ES La Rochelle D3 - D1 Stade Reims 1:1, 1:2
  • Olympique Avignon D2 - D2 Gazelec FCO Ajaccio 4:1, 0:2
  • Olympique Marseille D1 - D2 SR Saint-Dié 3:1, 3:1

Second round

First legs on 12 and 13, second legs on April 17, 1979

  • SEC Bastia D1 - RC Strasbourg D1 0:2, 1:4
  • AS Nancy D1 - D2 AS Angoulême 1:0, 0:3
  • FC Gueugnon D2 - AS Saint- Étienne D1 3:0, 0:2
  • AJ Auxerre D2 - Montpellier La Paillade SC D2 0:0, 2:0
  • FC Nantes D1 - OGC Nice D1 2:1, 2:1
  • OSC Lille D1 - D1 AS Monaco 2-1, 3-1
  • Stade Reims D1 - D2 Olympique Avignon 1:1, 0:1
  • Olympique Marseille D1 - D1 SCO Angers 4:2, 2:1

Quarterfinals

First leg on 9, return matches on May 12, 1979

  • AS Angoulême D2 - Olympique Avignon D2 1-0, 1-0
  • FC Gueugnon D2 - RC Strasbourg D1 0:6, 0:2
  • AJ Auxerre D2 - D1 Lille 0:0, 2:1
  • FC Nantes D1 - D1 Marseille 3:1, 2:4

Semifinal

First leg on the 6th, back matches on June 9, 1979

  • AJ Auxerre D2 - D1 RC Strasbourg 0-0, 2-2
  • FC Nantes D1 - D2 AS Angoulême 6:2, 1:1

Final

Game on June 16, 1979 at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris before 46 070 spectators

  • FC Nantes - AJ Auxerre 4:1 (1:1, 1:0) N.V.

Team Line-up

FC Nantes: Jean -Paul Bertrand- Demanes - Maxime Bossis, Patrice Rio ( Raynald Denoueix, 85th ), Henri Michel, Thierry Tusseau - Oscar Muller, Omar Sahnoun, Gilles Rampillon - Enzo Trossero (Bruno Baronchelli, 61 ), Éric Pécout Loïc Amisse Coach: Jean Vincent

AJ Auxerre: Maryan Szeja - Lucien Denis, Olivier Borel, Christian Roque, Jean -Paul Noël - Dominique Cuperly, Paul bread, Serge MESONES - Josef Klose, Jean -Marc Schaer ( André Truffaut, 78 ), Philippe Delancray ( Gérard Hallet, 106 ) Coach: Guy Roux

Referee: Michel Vautrot (Besançon)

Goals

1-0 Pécout ( 11 ) 1:1 MESONES ( 49 ) 2:1 Pécout ( 104 ) 3:1 Muller ( 113 ) 4:1 Pécout ( 120 )

Special events

Éric Pécout was the first player of the Cup history, get three hits in a playoff; until now (2009 ) this is with Jean -Pierre Papin (1989 with Olympique Marseille) managed only one other finalist.

For Nantes ' Jean Vincent, it was after 1953, 1955 and 1958, already the fourth winning a Coupe de France - but his first as a coach.

Four Zweitdivisionäre among the remaining eight quarter-finalists it had not existed in France since the age of 21; and also in the semi-finals and finals they put half the participants.

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