The history of the French Cup.

48 teams participated in the first French Cup, and Olympic Pantan became the first champion. In the final, they beat Lyon and won the championship. 1920 The French Cup was managed by the French Football Association, and now 1 14 clubs have participated. That year's final was held in Paris. In the end, Kaparis defeated Harvard by 2- 1 to win the championship. In the final, Kaparis scored two goals from striker Henry Budd.

In the remaining 10 years, Marseille and Red Star Club monopolized the French Cup. Red Star 192 1- 1923 won the French Cup, and they were also the first team to win the French Cup three times. Red Star triumphed all the way and defeated the 12 club including Lyon.

In 1970s, Asante Tienne won the championship, and the final stadium of 1972 was moved to ParcdesPrinc, which is a brand-new modern stadium. 1973, Lyon's poor performance was greatly unexpected. They didn't even make the top four. This is the first time since 1955. After that, A.SSaint- Tienne monopolized the French Open Cup, and they won the championship three times in 10.

Since 2000, the French Cup has made great progress. Many clubs have tried to join this competition, and many excellent players have emerged. Lyon, which won the most championships, came from the first division.

20 16 65438+ 10/9, French Open Cup116 (French Open Cup 10 round) played several matches, among which defending champion Paris Saint-Germain played Toulouse at home. Results With the goals of David Louis and Ibrahimovic, Paris Saint-Germain won 2-/KLOC-0-0 at home and successfully advanced to the French Open Cup/KLOC-0-6.

On May 9th, 20 18, Paris Saint-Germain won the French Cup in 20 17- 18 season for four consecutive championships.

The French Cup is held once a year, interspersed with competitions during the intermission of this season. Like the cup in other countries, the French Cup is also a hotbed of surprises, and many teams in the lower leagues have reached the finals. For example, in 2009, the champion was Gangang from France B.

The reason for the frequent upsets is not only that each team attaches different importance to it, but also that the competition system provides conditions for upsets. Because this game is a single elimination, lots are drawn to decide the home and away games of both sides. 1927, gaston Doumerg, then president of France, came to the final. This also started the tradition that the French President personally awarded the prize for the French Cup champion.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-France Cup