Coupe de France Feminine Latest Scores & Results

Coupe de France FeminineFrance

Saturday, 8 Mar 2025

Saint-Etienne

1 : 2

PSG

Friday, 7 Mar 2025

Le Havre

1 : 2

Paris FC

Sunday, 9 Feb 2025

Le Havre

2 : 1

Toulouse

Paris FC

2 : 0

Dijon Foot

Lille

0 : 3

Saint-Etienne

Friday, 7 Feb 2025

Le Mans

0 : 4

PSG

Sunday, 26 Jan 2025

Thonon Évian

0 : 2

Dijon Foot

Cannes

0 : 5

Le Mans

La Roche-sur-Yon

0 : 6

Paris FC

PEN

Toulouse

4 : 2

Fleury Merogis U.S

Saturday, 25 Jan 2025

Stade de Reims

0 : 2

Saint-Etienne

PEN

Strasbourg

6 : 7

Lille

Montpellier

0 : 2

Le Havre

Friday, 24 Jan 2025

Nantes

1 : 6

PSG

Wednesday, 15 Jan 2025

Roubaix Wervicq

0 : 5

Paris FC

Lille

4 : 1

Guingamp

Sunday, 12 Jan 2025

PEN

Stade de Reims

10 : 9

Lyon

Clermont

0 : 6

Dijon Foot

VGA Saint-Maur

0 : 4

Strasbourg

Bourges Foot 18

0 : 4

Montpellier

Saint-Etienne

2 : 1

Olympique Marseille

La Roche-sur-Yon

2 : 1

Lorient

US Orléans

0 : 2

Le Mans

Orvault SF

0 : 12

Fleury Merogis U.S

Quevilly RM

0 : 1

Le Havre

Angers

0 : 3

PSG

PEN

Châtenoy Royal

3 : 4

Cannes

Thonon Évian

3 : 0

Rodez

Metz

0 : 3

Nantes

Toulouse

3 : 0

Nice

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Victor Osimhen desperate to qualify for World Cup with Nigeria

Nigeria failed to qualify for the last tournament after a painful playoff defeat to Ghana, a disappointment that still lingers in the minds of players and fans alike, with Osimhen missing out on some of the qualifying matches due to injury. With crucial 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe approaching, Osimhen has stressed the urgency of securing a spot in the tournament. "It's a dream for every footballer to play at the World Cup, and given our situation in the group, I am desperate - like my teammates - to qualify for the 2026 tournament," Osimhen told BBC Sport Africa. "We suffered a huge disappointment in 2022, and we simply can't let it happen again - not to us, not to the country, and not to our generation." The Napoli striker also emphasized how important it is for him to play in football's biggest international tournament. "You don't want to finish your career with the regret of never playing at a World Cup. That is not what I want for myself." Nigeria's qualification campaign got off to a poor start, and the team is now under new leadership with Eric Chelle replacing Augustine Eguavoen as head coach. The Super Eagles are winless in Group C, having drawn three of their first four matches and lost one, leaving them in fifth place with just three points. Osimhen remains hopeful that under the new manager, the team can correct past mistakes and turn their fortunes around. "There's a new manager now, and we are desperately looking forward to the game against Rwanda. We must correct the mistakes we've made and put ourselves in a better position to qualify," he added. Nigeria will face Rwanda in Kigali on 21 March, before hosting Zimbabwe four days later in a must-win encounter.

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