Coupe de France 2024: time and TV channel of the quarter-final draw

The quarter-finals of the Coupe de France will be known this Thursday, February 8.

The draw for the quarter-finals of the Coupe de France 2024 will be à follow this Thursday, February 8 at from 8 p.m. on the Tout le Sport program on France 3. While waiting for the poster for the very last round of 16 between Rouen and Monaco, we already know what the outcome is. Ià qualified for the quarter-finals with first of all PSG who came to the finals. Quietly end of Brest at the Parc des Princes. Lyon, in the clash against à Lille, confirmed his good form by winning 2-1 against à powerless Lille residents.

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In the rest of the results, Montpellier sank; &agrav; home facing &agrav; OGC Nice. The Aiglons achieved a recital by winning 4-1. The pleasant surprise came from Puy Foot which won the match. face &agrav; Laval and who are now the little thumbs of the competition after the elimination of Saint Priest by Valenciennes with a score of 2-1. ;

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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.