Coupe de France Live Scores, Standings, Player Statistics & History

Coupe de France

The Coupe de France, the premier knockout cup competition in French football, is renowned for its rich history and inclusive format. Established in 1917, it embodies the spirit of French football by bringing together professional, semi-professional, and amateur clubs from across the country in a battle for glory.

Latest played matches, Coupe de France

Final

  • 22 May 2026 Final
    Lens Lens
    Nice Nice
    Stade de France

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Coupe de France Statistics

Top scorers 2025

# Player Goals
1 J. Enciso
Strasbourg
6
2 M. Greenwood
Marseille
6
3 B. Dieng
Lorient
5
4 A. Sima
Lens
5
5 J. Ikoné
Paris FC
4
6 F. Thauvin
Lens
3
7 M. Biereth
Monaco
3
8 A. Gouiri
Marseille
3
9 Alexandre Mendy
Montpellier
2
10 Endrick
Lyon
2

Top assists 2025

# Player Assists
1 J. Clauss
Nice
5
2 V. Barco
Strasbourg
5
3 F. Thauvin
Lens
4
4 M. O'Riley
Marseille
3
5 J. Panichelli
Strasbourg
3
6 M. Greenwood
Marseille
3
7 M. Udol
Lens
3
8 Saud Abdulhamid
Lens
3
9 A. Murillo
Marseille
2
10 M. Abline
Nantes
2

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Coupe de France teams participation since 2011

Coupe de France top scorer teams

Goals scored vs. conversion rate

Team Goals scored Total shots Conversion %
Marseille 20 64
31.3%
Lens 19 106
17.9%
Strasbourg 13 89
14.6%
Lorient 12 73
16.4%
Nice 9 72
12.5%
Lyon 9 65
13.9%
Reims 8 54
14.8%
Toulouse 7 71
9.9%
Estac Troyes 7 38
18.4%
Montpellier 7 40
17.5%
Nantes 6 23
26.1%
Rennes 6 78
7.7%
Amiens 6 17
35.3%
Monaco 6 39
15.4%
Montreuil 4 22
18.2%
Paris FC 4 35
11.4%
Orleans 4 39
10.3%
Sochaux 4 17
23.5%
Paris Saint Germain 4 39
10.3%
Chantilly 4 18
22.2%
Concarneau 3 14
21.4%
Laval 3 23
13%
Metz 3 28
10.7%
Hauts Lyonnais 2 26
7.7%
Le Mans 2 29
6.9%
Bayeux 2 18
11.1%
Lille 2 23
8.7%
Stade Béthunois 2 10
20%
Lyon Duchere 1 4
25%
Olympique Marcquois 1 13
7.7%
Périgny 1 4
25%
Angers 1 19
5.3%
Blois 1 16
6.3%
Stade Brestois 29 1 10
10%
Auxerre 1 16
6.3%
Avranches 1 20
5%
Chauvigny 1 6
16.7%
Dunkerque 1 17
5.9%
Bastia 1 17
5.9%
Grenoble 1 11
9.1%
Saint Etienne 1 17
5.9%
Le Puy Foot 1 19
5.3%
Nancy 1 22
4.6%
Feignies-Aulnoye 1 5
20%
Biesheim 0 12
0%

Coupe de France About

The Essence of the Coupe de France
What sets the Coupe de France apart is its open structure, allowing teams from various levels of the French football hierarchy to compete on an equal footing. This format often results in enthralling David vs. Goliath matchups, making for unpredictable and exciting football. The tournament is a celebration of football in its purest form, reflecting the diversity and depth of the sport in France.

Coupe de France’s Impact on French Football
The tournament has been a cornerstone of French football for over a century, providing a platform for lesser-known clubs to gain national attention and for top-tier teams to demonstrate their prowess. It is also a breeding ground for future talents, with many players seizing the opportunity to showcase their skills on a larger stage. The Coupe de France is not just a competition; it’s a unifying event in the French football calendar.

Structure and Format
The competition involves multiple rounds, including preliminary rounds, regional qualifiers, and the final stages, culminating in the iconic final held at the Stade de France. The direct knockout format adds to the drama, with each match being a potential cup final for the teams involved.

Memorable Moments and Achievements
The Coupe de France has witnessed numerous memorable moments, from incredible upsets to fairy-tale runs by amateur teams. It has also seen dominant displays by France’s top clubs. Teams like Paris Saint-Germain, Olympique de Marseille, and AS Saint-Étienne have had significant success, contributing to their storied histories.

Beyond the Competition
The tournament extends beyond the pitch, fostering community spirit and regional pride. It highlights the social and cultural significance of football in France, with clubs often representing more than just a team but a whole community or region.

The Coupe de France is a testament to the passion and diversity of French football. It encapsulates the excitement of knockout football and the essence of competition that transcends divisions and unites the country in a shared love for the game.