Coupe de France
France2025/2026France's national football cup.
32 teams • 31 matches • 2025/2026 season
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Rules and legend
- Qualification
- Relegation
Upcoming matches
Latest results
Semi-finals
Quarter-finals
Round of 16
RC Strasbourg Alsace3
AS Monaco FC1AS Monaco FC
Estac Troyes2
Racing Club de Lens4Racing Club de Lens
FC Lorient2
Paris FC0Paris FC
OGC Nice3
Montpellier2Montpellier
Lyon2
Laval0Laval
Toulouse FC1
Amiens0Amiens
Olympique de Marseille3
Stade Rennais FC 19010Stade Rennais FC 1901
Reims3
Le Mans0Le MansRound of 32
Bayeux0Olympique de Marseille9Olympique de Marseille
Paris Saint-Germain FC0Paris FC1Paris FC
Lille OSC1Lyon2Lyon
FC Nantes1OGC Nice1OGC Nice
Chantilly1Stade Rennais FC 19013Stade Rennais FC 1901Le Mans0
Nancy0Nancy
FC Metz0Montpellier4Montpellier
Sochaux0Racing Club de Lens3Racing Club de Lens
Avranches0RC Strasbourg Alsace6RC Strasbourg Alsace
Hauts Lyonnais1FC Lorient3FC Lorient
Istres0Laval2Laval
Le Puy Foot0Reims0Reims
Angers1Toulouse FC1Toulouse FC
Montreuil2Amiens4Amiens
Bastia0Estac Troyes2Estac TroyesPlayers to watch
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About the Coupe de France
History
The Coupe de France was created on 15 January 1917 by the Comité Français Interfédéral (CFI), under the impetus of Henri Delaunay. Initially named the "Coupe Charles-Simon" in honor of the CFI's founder, who died in action in 1915, it was conceived as a symbol of national unity in the midst of the First World War. Paris Saint-Germain is today the competition's most successful club with 16 titles, ahead of Olympique de Marseille (10 titles). In the 2025-26 edition, Racing Club de Lens won its very first title in the competition, beating OGC Nice 3-1 in the final, played on 22 May 2026 at the Stade de France.
Trophy roll
- Paris Saint-Germain — 16 titles in total, the competition's most decorated club.
- Olympique de Marseille — 10 Coupe de France titles.
- Racing Club de Lens — Winner of the 2025-26 edition, the club's first-ever title in the competition.
Historic clubs
- Paris Saint-Germain — The competition's most decorated club, with 16 titles in total.
- Olympique de Marseille — The second most decorated club, with 10 titles.
- Racing Club de Lens — 2025-26 winners, after three previous final defeats, the last dating back to 1998.
- OGC Nice — Runners-up in the 2025-26 edition, beaten by Lens (1-3).
Competition format
The Coupe de France brings together thousands of clubs from every level of French football, from amateur regional sides to Ligue 1 clubs, in a single-match knockout format throughout, including the semi-finals.
Ligue 1 clubs (PSG, Marseille, Lyon, Monaco, Lille, and others) enter the competition from the Round of 32 onward, facing sides from lower divisions.
Qualification for Europe
The Coupe de France winner earns a spot in the following season's UEFA Europa League league stage, provided they finish the league season outside the top six.
If the winner finishes in Ligue 1's top six (already qualified for Europe through their league finish), their spot passes to the 7th-placed league team, who qualifies for the UEFA Conference League play-offs instead.
Frequently asked questions
Which club has won the most Coupe de France titles?
Paris Saint-Germain, with 16 titles in total.
Who won the 2025-26 Coupe de France?
Racing Club de Lens, who beat OGC Nice 3-1 in the final at the Stade de France on 22 May 2026 — the club's first-ever title in the competition.
Since when has the Coupe de France existed?
The competition was created on 15 January 1917, initially under the name "Coupe Charles-Simon."
How does the Coupe de France lead to European qualification?
The winner earns a Europa League spot if they finish outside Ligue 1's top six; otherwise, the spot passes to the 7th-placed team for the Conference League play-offs.
From which round do Ligue 1 clubs enter the competition?
Ligue 1 clubs enter the competition from the Round of 32 onward.
Where can I follow Coupe de France results?
AtlasGoal provides the match schedule, results, statistics, and the latest news for the competition.