On December 15th, the draw for the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France took place at the headquarters of the French Football Federation. A stadium of the competition marked by the entry into the lists of D1 teams and matches to be played on the weekend of 7/8 January 2017.

Photo: Football Hearts

Sixty-four teams in the running, including twelve D1 teams, and one district team, FC Nantes. The Nantaises who are part of the puppets of the event at this stage of the competition, with team like Péronne (League) and the clubs of DHR, Amnéville and Parisis.

A draw that could promise a lot of derbies, but for the most part did not come out of the hat. Notably, posters like Guingamp (D1) - Saint-Malo (D2), Metz ESAP (D2) - Nancy (DH) or the meeting between Albi (D1) and Montauban (DH).

For the teams of D1 the draw ended on several posters facing teams of D2. Rodez will move to Nimes (former resident of the D1), Soyaux to Lorient, Juvisy to Rouen while Saint-Etienne will receive Vendenheim. On the side of the defending champions, Olympique Lyonnais, it will be a trip to the grass of ETG Ambilly (DH) in Haute-Savoie.

For Montpellier, finalist of the last two editions, the task looks harder, with a trip to the lawn of Olympique Marseille. This is the only poster between teams promoted from D1, as Bordeaux moves to Poitiers (DH) and Metz to Evry (DHR).

For the D2 clubs, the draw has also reserved a good poster since the leaders of both groups will meet in the 32nd finals. LOSC and Val d'Orge will compete in the North next January. As in D1, only one poster between clubs of the same rank in D2.

As for the little squeaks, the FC Nantes, largely leader of its hen in district continues its adventure in Cup with a displacement in the Côtes d'Armor on the lawn of Plérin (DH). On the side of Péronne another small poucet of this competition, the trip will be on the side of Flers (DH) in the Orne.

All matches this Saturday, January 7 and Sunday, January 8

AS Lattes (2) - Toulouse FC (1)
Montauban Tarn and Garonne FC (2) - ASPTT Albi (1)
Caluire Women's Football 1968 (2) - FC Rousset Sainte Victoire (2)
CS Nivolas Vermelle (2) - FC Saint-Etienne (2)
Chazay FC (3) - The Puy Foot 43 Auvergne (1)
Olympique Marseille (1) - Montpellier Hérault SC (1)
AS Muret (2) - Grenoble Foot 38 (1)
Nîmes Métropole Gard (1) - Rodez Aveyron Football (1)

FC Lorient (1) - ASJ Soyaux Charente (1)
FC Tours (2) - Le Mans FC (1)
In Front Guingamp (1) - US Saint-Malo (1)
Ploermel FC (2) - FC Merignac Arlac (2)
FC Nantes (3) - RC Plérin (2)
ES Poitiers 3 Cities (2) - Girondins of Bordeaux (1)
FA Laval (2) - Stade Brestois 29 (1)
ES Eysines (2) - ESOF La Roche Sur Yon (1)

Bourges 18 (2) - Paris Saint-Germain (1)
Lille LOSC (1) FCF Val d'Orge (1)
FC Rouen 1899 FC FC Juvisy Essonne (1)
Peronne CAFC (3) - FC Flers (2)
AS Beauvais Oise (2) - FCF Hénin Beaumont (2)
FCF Rouen Plateau East (2) - FCF Arras (1)
FC Parisis (3) - FC Lillers (2)
Calais RUFC (2) - AG Caen (1)

FC Domont (2) - ASM Belfort FC (2)
Evry FC (3) - FC Metz (1)
CSO Amnéville (3) - VGA Saint-Maur (1)
CS Mars Bischheim (2) - US St. Vitus (2)
AS Nancy Lorraine (2) - ESAP Metz (1)
AS St. Etienne (1) - FC Vendenheim (1)
ETG Ambilly Women (2) - Olympique Lyonnais (1)
AS Musau Strasbourg (2) - Yzeure Allier Auvergne (1)

LEVELS
1: Clubs of D1 and D2
2: League Clubs in the Honor Division
3: League Clubs in Division Below DH

Photo: FFF / Auriane Leffray