Coupe de France 8th Round: SO Romorantin vs Blois Foot 41 Derby and Oissel's Challenging Journey to Gosier
Details emerge for the 8th round Coupe de France with SO Romorantin hosting Blois Foot 41 and Oissel facing a challenging away match in Guadeloupe against Gosier.
- • SO Romorantin hosts Blois Foot 41 in a key derby on November 29 with ticket prices from €6 to €10 and free entry for under 16s.
- • Blois Foot 41 recently achieved their first win over a professional team by defeating Clermont Foot 63 in penalties.
- • Oissel beat QRM in penalty shootouts and will face Gosier in Guadeloupe, with logistical difficulties noted by their sports coordinator.
- • Oissel prioritizes their league performance despite the excitement of their Coupe de France run.
Key details
The 8th round of the Coupe de France is set for November 29, featuring some compelling fixtures and preparations. SO Romorantin (National 3) will host Blois Foot 41 (National 2) in a much-anticipated derby at the Jules-Ladoumègue stadium, kicking off at 6 p.m. Blois Foot 41 recently made history by defeating Clermont Foot 63 (Ligue 2) in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw, marking their first-ever victory against a professional team since their 1999 formation. SO Romorantin earned their spot by winning 2-0 against Poinçonnet (Regional 2), with goals from Paulo Tati Rogeiro and Anthony Payet. Ticket sales for the derby will be conducted at both clubs’ headquarters with prices ranging from €6 to €10, free entry for children under 16, and past matches drawing crowds of up to 3,700 spectators.
Meanwhile, CMS Oissel (National 3) secured their progression by beating QRM in penalty shootouts on November 15 and will face Gosier (Regional 1) from Guadeloupe in the upcoming round. The trip to Guadeloupe presents logistical challenges, explained Bigide Ouahbi, Oissel’s sports coordinator and former player who appreciates the excitement of the Coupe de France. Despite the cup journey, Oissel remains focused on their struggling league campaign.
These fixtures highlight both the excitement and complexities of the tournament as clubs prepare for their next matches while balancing logistical demands and league priorities.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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