2012–13 Coupe de France

The competition for the Coupe de France in the 2012/13 season was the 96th playout of the French Football Cup for men teams. This season, 7,656 clubs in France and its overseas departments and territories took part in it, bringing a new message record was set.

Holders Olympique Lyon different this time already from the Zweiunddreißigstelfinale. Lyons successors were the Girondins Bordeaux, who won this competition in its tenth finals since 1941 for the fourth time; on the southwest French had to wait 26 years. Bordeaux ' playoff opponents, FC Evian Thonon Gaillard, had previously never made ​​it further than to the last sixteen.

During the third and second division clubs from seven of the French overseas territories had as well as the cup winner in the competition to intervene as early as the by the regional subdivisions of the National Federation Fédération Française de Football ( FFF) organized qualifying rounds - the third division in the 5th, the two groups mentioned in the 7th round - started for the first division of the competition only with the Zweiunddreißigstelfinale (start of main competition). Only in this round, the duly qualified 64 teams were divided into four nationwide regional Lostöpfe of 16 teams in each of which is approximately equal to many teams were represented the same league affiliation. From the round of these presorting falls away and the competition is held exclusively by the classic Cup Mode: Fixtures will be drawn without seedings from all still in the competition clubs and each only played one game, it must be established at the end of a winner ( and whether by Extra time and penalties ), which then qualifies for the next round, while the loser is eliminated. Also, the home is right for every encounter determined by lot, with the restriction that clubs who have to compete against at least two steps higher league playing Elf automatically get, however, home law.

The division club teams also struggled to turn the associated cash prizes title as the most successful outsider. This is currently primarily sponsored by PMU side competition is officially known Classement des Petits Pouches ( in German: " Däumlingswertung "); this was the U.S. Quevilly that had brought it last year until the final against Lyon, her title but not defend, as they had retired before the start of the main round. In contrast achieved with Avenir Mende in the seventh and with the AS - Montbrison Savigneux even a antretender in the eighth league club the Zweiunddreißigstelfinale, in the Mende was able to prevail against a second division and eventually won this item. In the early rounds also made ​​with SAS Epinal a third-tier attention to itself, the first defending champions Lyon and then with Nantes ausschaltete a leading second division. In the quarterfinals, the professional teams were then, however, among them, including with Racing Lens only a second division; and in the semi-finals, none of the current top clubs in Ligue 1 was represented more, but two teams from the mid-table and two that at this time - occupied only a relegation place - three laps before the end of the season.

Zweiunddreißigstelfinale

Games at 5 to 7 January 2013 L1, L2 and D3 are of belonging to the first to third league, CFA or CFA2 for the two national amateur leagues, DH ( " Division d' Honneur ") for the sixth, DSR and DHR for the seventh and eighth league level. Results: N.V. = Overtime, i.e., = In the penalty shoot-out

  • OSC Lille L1 - Nîmes Olympique L2 3:2
  • SM Caen L2 - AS Saint- Étienne L1 2:3
  • Racing Lens L2 - L1 Rennes 2-1
  • FC Metz D3 - OGC Nice L1 2:3 N.V.
  • CA Bastia D3 - SC Bastia L1 (a ) 2-0
  • U.S. Boulogne D3 - FC Toulouse L1 0:1
  • Stade Plabennec CFA - Stade Reims 1-0 L1
  • FC Montceau CFA - ES Troyes AC L1 0:1
  • FC Chauray CFA2 - FC Lorient L1 ( b ) 1:5
  • ES Thaon CFA2 - FC Sochaux 0:1 L1
  • FC Dreux DH - AS Nancy L1 1:5
  • Le Mans FC L2 - Le Poiré -sur -Vie VF D3 1:2
  • CA Pontarlier CFA2 - CS Sedan L2 1:2
  • FC Dieppe CFA2 - FC Nantes L2 2:3
  • Avenir Mende DSR - AC Arles -Avignon 2-0 L2
  • CSO Amneville CFA - U.S. Raon CFA 1:2
  • LB Châteauroux L2 - L1 Bordeaux 2:3
  • Olympique Marseille L1 - L2 EA Guingamp 2:1 aet
  • FC Istres L2 - L1 Valenciennes FC 3:3 nV, 4:3 iE
  • SAS Epinal D3 - Olympique Lyon 3:3 nV L1, 4:2 iE
  • FC Rouen D3 - AC Ajaccio L1 N.V. 1:1, 3:2 IU
  • FC Bourg- Péronnas D3 - HSC Montpellier L1 1:2
  • Luçon VF CFA - Stade Brest L1 ( c ) 1:1 nV 2:4 iE
  • AC Amiens CFA - Evian Thonon Gaillard FC L1 1-1 aet, 3:5 iE
  • Arras Football CFA2 - Paris Saint- Germain L1 ( d) 3:4
  • AS Municipale Belfort CFA - Le Havre AC L2 1:3
  • Stade Bordeaux CFA - USJA Carquefou D3 1-0
  • GS Consolat Marseille CFA - AS Moulins CFA 1:1 nV 4:5 iE
  • U.S. Saint -Malo CFA - U.S. Saint -Anne Vertou CFA2 1:1 nV 2:4 iE
  • AS Muret CFA2 - Fontenay -le- Comte VF CFA 0:2
  • AS Savigneux - Montbrison DHR - AS Minguettes Vénissieux CFA2 (s) 1-1 aet, 1:3 iE
  • CS Meaux Academy DH - Stade Le Portel DH 1-0

Round of

Games on 22 24th, pent-up match on January 30, 2013

  • CS Sedan L2 - L1 FC Lorient 0:1
  • CA Bastia D3 - Stade Brest L1 1:3
  • Stade Plabennec CFA - OSC Lille L1 ( f) 1:3
  • AS Moulins CFA - Girondins Bordeaux L1 1:2
  • SAS Epinal D3 - FC Nantes L2 1-1 aet, 4-3 iE
  • Stade Bordeaux CFA - Racing Lens L2 0:3
  • U.S. Raon CFA - FC Istres 1-0 L2
  • Avenir Mende DSR - Le Havre AC L2 0:3
  • Montpellier HSC L1 - FC Sochaux 2:3 L1 N.V.
  • OGC Nice L1 - L1 AS Nancy 2:2 N.V., 2:4 IU
  • Paris Saint- Germain L1 - Toulouse L1 3:1
  • FC Rouen D3 - Olympique Marseille L1 ( g) 1:2
  • Fontenay -le- Comte VF CFA - ES Troyes AC L1 0:5
  • U.S. Saint -Anne Vertou CFA2 - Evian Thonon Gaillard FC L1 0:2
  • CS Meaux Academy DH - AS Saint- Étienne L1 ( h) 0:0 nV 3:5 iE
  • AS Minguettes Vénissieux CFA2 - Le Poiré -sur -Vie VF D3 0:0 aet, 4:3 iE

Second round

Games on 26 bis February 28, 2013

  • AS Saint- Étienne L1 - L1 Lille 3-2
  • FC Lorient L1 - Stade Brest 3-0 L1
  • FC Sochaux L1 - ES Troyes AC L1 1:2
  • Racing Lens L2 - SAS Epinal D3 2-0
  • Paris Saint- Germain L1 - L1 Olympique de Marseille 2-0
  • FC Evian Thonon Gaillard L1 - Le Havre AC L2 3:1
  • U.S. Raon CFA - Girondins Bordeaux L1 2:2 nV 3:5 iE
  • AS Minguettes Vénissieux CFA2 - AS Nancy L1 0:2 nV

Quarterfinals

Games 16-17. April 2013

  • AS Saint- Étienne L1 - FC Lorient L1 1:2
  • ES Troyes AC L1 - L1 AS Nancy 3-0
  • Racing Lens L2 - L1 Bordeaux 2:3
  • FC Evian Thonon Gaillard L1 - Paris Saint -Germain L1 1-1 aet, 4-1 iE

Semifinal

Games on 7/8, catch-up game on May 14, 2013

  • ES Troyes AC L1 - Bordeaux L1 ( i) 1:2
  • FC Evian Thonon Gaillard L1 - FC Lorient 4-0 L1

Final

Game on May 31, 2013 Stade de France in Saint- Denis

  • Girondins Bordeaux - FC Evian Thonon Gaillard 3-2 (1-0 )

Team Line-up

  • Bordeaux: Cédric Carrasso - Mariano, Henrique, Ludovic Sane, Benoît Trémoulinas - Henri Saivet, Jaroslav Plašil ( André Biyogo Poko, 67 ), Ludovic Obraniak, Grégory Sertic, Nicolas Maurice -Belay - Cheick Diabaté Coach: Francis Gillot
  • Evian Thonon Gaillard: Bertrand Laquait - Brice Dja Djédjé, Cédric Cambon, Betão, Daniel Wass - Milos Ninkovic ( Cédric Barbosa, 59 ), Mohammed Rabiu (Eric Tié Bi, 82 ), Olivier Sorlin, Kévin Berigaud - Yannick Sagbo ( Aldo Angoula, 90 ), Saber Khelifa Coach: Pascal Dupraz

Goals

1-0 Diabaté ( 39 ) 1:1 Sagbo ( 51 ) 2:1 Saivet ( 53 ) 2:2 Dja Djédjé ( 70 ) 3:2 Diabaté ( 89 )

Special events

In 2013 there was no playoff victory with more than a goal difference; this was the last time a team managed 19 years before. Cup winners Bordeaux had not had a single home game, what on neutral courts still no winner of the Coupe de France had succeeded since the abolition of games. In addition, the U-19 of the club had a few hours earlier won the final of the Coupe Gambardella; such a double - cup victory was previously only two other clubs (AS Saint- Étienne FC Sochaux in 1970 and 2007) have succeeded.

For Bordeaux ' midfielder Ludovic Obraniak this was the second Cup success after 2011, when he - who scored the decisive goal - still in the dress of the OSC Lille. And his team-mate Cheick Diabaté could subscribe to the list of the most successful playoff scorer in the competition's history - three hits were only Éric Pécout (1979 ) and Jean -Pierre Papin (1989 ) succeeded - he would not be 48 minutes with his penalty at Evian goalkeeper Bertrand Laquait failed.

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