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1997 French League Cup Final

The 1997 French Football League Cup Final was played on Saturday , April 12, 1997 at the Parc des Princes and became the 3rd official Cup Final of the French League . In the final, Ligue 1 clubs Strasbourg and Bordeaux met. Strasbourg won the match in the penalty shootout after the main and extra time of the match ended with the score 0: 0.

1997 French Cup Final
TournamentFrench League Cup 1996/97
StrasbourgBordeaux
00
6: 5 pen.
dateApril 12, 1997
StadiumParc des Princes , Paris
ArbitratorPhilip Leduc
Attendance39,878

Content

Path to the final

StrasbourgRoundBordeaux
Saint Etienne [L2]
D
3: 0 [1]
Numa 5 ', 19', Batikl 10 '1/16 finalChateauroux [L2]
D
3: 0 [2]
Pavon 37 '( pen. ), Diavara 65', 71 '
Kann [L1]
D
2-0 [3]
Batikl 10 ', Numa 41'1/8 finalMarcel [L1]
D
1: 0 ( ay ) [4]
Pavon 102 '( pen. )
Luan-Cuiso [L2]
D
5: 1 ( live ) [5]
Zitelli 52 '(1: 1), 107', 113 ', Batikl 99' ( pen. ), Numa 108 'Quarter finalsKan [L1]
D
0: 0 (4: 2 pen. ) [6]
-
Monaco [L1]
D
2: 1 [7]
Zitelli 44 '(1: 0), 69' (2: 1)Semi finalMontpellier [L1]
D
2: 2 (7: 6 pen. ) [8]
Ziani 49 '(1: 0), Diavara 95' (2: 1)

[L1] = League 1

[L2] = League 2

Before the match

For both teams, this match was the first official League Cup final in their history. By the time of the final, the teams met twice in the season in the matches of the French Championship . In the first match, played on October 2, 1996 in Bordeaux , won with a score of 2: 1 thanks to goals from Godwin Okpary and Zheral Batikl scored " Strasbourg ", and the decisive goal Batikl scored from the penalty spot at the last minute of the meeting [9] . The second round match took place on March 8, 1997 and ended in a 1: 1 draw. David Zitelli answered the goal from the penalty kick of the “Girondins” attacker Papen [10] .

Game

April 12, 1997
20:45 CEST
Strasbourg0: 0 (0: 0)
(report)
Bordeaux
Stadium: Parc des Princes , Paris
Viewers: 39 878
Judge: Philip Leduc
Penalty series:
Batikl  
Numa  
Sukhoparek  
Ismael  
M'Gogi  
Rashke  
Rott  
Petit  
Colle  
6: 5  Tolo
  Gralak
  Greene
  Pavon
  Colletter
  Domoro
  Luxen
  Lamburd
  Dyavara
Strasbourg:
ATone  Alexander Wenzel
H2  Philip Raschke
H6  Jean-Luc Dogon  70 '  110 '
Hfive  Valerien Ismael
H3  Jan Sukhoparek  33 '
Pfour  Olivier Dacourt  107 '
Peight  Godwin Okpara
P7  Stefan colle
H9  Gerale Batikl
Heleven  Pascal numa
Hten  David Zitelli  95 '
Replacements:
H14  Vincent Petit  95 '
P15  Karim M'Gogi  107 '
Hsixteen  Yannick Rott  110 '
Trainer:
  Jacqui Dugueperu
Bordeaux:
ATone  Gilbert Bodar
H3  Cyrille Domoro
H2  Bernard Lamburd
Hfour  Gralak
H6  Patrick Kolleter  one'
Hfive  Michel Pavon
P7  Ibraim ba  106 '
Peight  Joan Micu
Pten  Stefan Ziani  75 '
H9  Jean pierre papin  76 '
Heleven  Didier Tolo
Replacements:
P14  Peter Luxen  75 '
H13  Kaba Dyavara  76 '
H15  Francois Grene  106 '
Trainer:
  Rolland Kurbis

Notes

  1. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  2. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  3. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  4. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  5. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  6. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  7. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  8. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  9. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.
  10. ↑ The official website of the Professional Football League of France (Fr.) . - match statistics. Archived March 17, 2013.

Links

  • Official tournament website (fr.)
  • Page finals on the site "Equipment" (Fr.)
  • Season 1996/97 at Pari-et-gagne (Fr.)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Final_Cup_French_League_Football_1997&oldid=88592984


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