Coupe de France 2024: time, channel… The complete program for the 32nd finals

For this first weekend of the year, the Coupe de France is on the program with the entry of Ligue 1 clubs.

No French Ligue 1 championship this weekend. After the Champions Trophy this Wednesday, the Coupe de France is on the program with the entry of Ligue 1 clubs into the running. beautiful posters will be à follow with confrontations between Ligue 1 clubs like the duel between Metz and Clermont, Lens and Monaco but also matches between residents of Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 like Brest facing à Angers, Amiens – Montpellier or even Nice facing à Auxerre.

For the rest, we will follow unbalanced duels but which are the charm of the Coupe de France between the amateurs of Thionville facing à the Olympique de Marseille or those of the US Revel, residents of Régional 1 who will face the Parisian ogre at the conclusion of the weekend on Sunday evening.

• Friday January 5, 6 p.m.
• Pau (L2) – FC Nantes (L1),  beIN Sports 2.
• Challans (N3) – Rodez (L2),  beIN Sports Max 4.
• Sarreguemines (R1) – Valenciennes (L2),  beIN Sports Max 5.
• Entente Feignies Aulnoye FC (N2) – Quevilly Rouen Métropole (L2), beIN Sports Max 6.
• FC Chambly Oise (N2) – Racing CFF (N2), beIN Sports Max 7.
• Friday January 5, 8 p.m. 45
• Metz (L1) – Clermont (L1),  beIN Sports 1.
• Saturday January 6, 1 p.m.
• AS Fabrègues (R1) – Trélissac Antonne PFC (N2), beIN Sports Max 8.
• Saturday January 6, 3 p.m.: 30
• Stade Brestois (L1) – Angers Sco (L2),  beIN Sports 2.
• Lille (L1) – Golden Lion (R1), beIN Sports Max 4.
• Romorantin (N2) – CS Le Moule (R1),  beIN Sports Max 7.
• US Orleans (N) – Nîmes (N), beIN Sports Max 6.
• Lyon La Duchère (N3) – Le Puy Foot 43 (N2), beIN Sports Max 8.
• Olympique Alès-en-Cévennes (N2) – Paris FC (L2),  beIN Sports Max 5.
• Saturday January 6, 6 p.m.
• Amiens (L2) – Montpellier (L1),  beIN Sports 2.
• Sochaux-Montbéliard (N) – FC Lorient (L1),  beIN Sports Max 4.
• Olympic Oats Chinon Cinais (N2) – Strasbourg (L1), beIN Sports Max 5.
• Entente Sannois Saint-Gratien (N3) – FC Girondins de Bordeaux (L2),  beIN Sports Max 6.
• US Pays de Saint-Omer (R1) – USL Dunkerque (L2),  beIN Sports Max 7.
• Les Herbiers (N2) – Châteauroux (N), beIN Sports Max 8.
• Saturday January 6, 8 p.m. 45
• Nice (L1) – Auxerre (L2),  beIN Sports 1.
• Sunday January 7, 2 p.m.: 30
• RC Lens (L1) – AS Monaco (L1), beIN Sports 1, France 3 Regions .
• Thionville (N3) – Olympique de Marseille (L1), beIN Sports 2, France 3 Regions.
• EA Guingamp (L2) – Stade Rennais (L1), beIN Sports Max 5, France 3 Regions.
• Pontarlier (N3) – Olympique Lyonnais (L1), beIN Sports Max 3, France 3 Regions.
• Le Havre (L1) – SM Caen (L2), beIN Sports Max 6, France 3 Regions.
• Sunday January 7, 5 p.m. 30
• Chambéry (N3) – Toulouse (L1), beIN Sports Max 5.
• Dinan Léhon (N2) – Reims (L1),  beIN Sports Max 6.
• Dieppe (N3) – Stade Lavallois (L2),  beIN Sports Max 7.
• Bergerac Périgord FC (N2) – Libourne (N2), beIN Sports Max 10.
• Louhans Cuiseaux (N3) – Rouen (N),  beIN Sports Max 9.
• Feurs (N3) – AS Saint-Priest (N3),  beIN Sports Max 8.
• Sunday January 7, 8 p.m. 45
• US Revel (R1) – Paris Saint-Germain (L1),  beIN Sports 1.

Here is the schedule for the Coupe de France 2024:

• 32nd finals: Sunday January 7, 2024 (entrance of L1 clubs )
• round of 16: Sunday January 21, 2024
• round of 16: Wednesday February 7, 2024
• Quarter-finals: Wednesday February 28, 2024
• Semi-finals: Wednesday April 2, 2024
• Finale: Saturday May 25, 2024

As mentioned; a little further up, it was Toulouse who won the race. in 2023 or who rather étrillé the Nantais in the final by winning with a score of 5-1. As explained by France Info, if this title is the second in the history of the city after that of 1957, it is the first in the history of the current club, background &agrav; following the dissolution of the old one, in 1970. À With the exception of three D2 championship titles (1982, 2003, 2022), the club's record was still officially blank before this date.

Find the latest news from the Coupe de France 2023.

Another sign of the fear of tensions during this final, around 3,000 police and gendarmes were mobilized around the Stade de France this Saturday evening , according to information from AFP. According to a police report sent this Sunday to TF1/LCI, there were 55 arrests on the sidelines of the meeting, in the evening. For the authorities, it was also a matter of avoiding a repeat of the fiasco of the Champions League final in May 2022. The police system put in place on Saturday was thus "50% more important" that the one present in May 2022 near the Stade de France, had previously indicated the entourage of the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, according to information from Figaro.