Coupe de France 2025/2026
Dates
23.10.2025
- 22.05.2026
Category
France
French Cup Stat
Over 1.5 goals
82%
Over 2.5 goals
60%
Goals
1174
Goals per match
3.25
Goals per match (Home)
1.3
Goals per match (Away)
1.95
Both team scored
50%
Under 2.5
40%
Results
Season 2025/2026
Season 2024/2025
Season 2023/2024
Season 2022/2023
Season 2021/2022
Season 2020/2021
Season 2019/2020
Season 2018/2019
Season 2017/2018
Season 2016/2017
Season 2015/2016
Season 2014/2015
Season 2013/2014
Season 2012/2013
Season 2011/2012
Season 2010/2011
Season 2009/2010
Season 2008/2009
Season 2007/2008
Season 2006/2007
Season 2005/2006
Season 2004/2005
Season 2003/2004
Season 2002/2003
Season 2001/2002
Season 2000/2001
Coupe de France
Lens - Nice
22 may 2026, 15:00
Lens
3
:
1
Nice
Strasbourg - Nice
22 apr 2026, 15:00
Strasbourg
0
:
2
Nice
Lens - Toulouse
21 apr 2026, 15:10
Lens
4
:
1
Toulouse
Lyon - Lens
05 mar 2026, 15:10
Lyon
2
(4)
:
:
2
(5)
Lens
Marseille - Toulouse
04 mar 2026, 15:00
Marseille
2
(3)
:
:
2
(4)
Toulouse
Lorient - Nice
04 mar 2026, 14:30
Lorient
0
(5)
:
:
0
(6)
Nice
Strasbourg - Reims
03 mar 2026, 15:00
Strasbourg
2
:
1
Reims
Strasbourg - Monaco
05 feb 2026, 15:00
Strasbourg
3
:
1
Monaco
Troyes - Lens
04 feb 2026, 15:00
Troyes
2
:
4
Lens
Toulouse - Amiens
04 feb 2026, 14:30
Toulouse
1
:
0
Amiens
Winners of Coupe de France
Season
Champion
Coupe de France 2025/2026
Lens
Coupe de France 2024/2025
Paris Saint-Germain
Coupe de France 2023/2024
Paris Saint-Germain
Coupe de France 2022/2023
Toulouse
Coupe de France 2021/2022
Nantes
Coupe de France Latest News
Key Features of the Coupe de France
| Characteristic | Value |
| Year of foundation | 1917 |
| Organizer | French Football Federation (FFF) |
| Duration | January - May |
| Members | All amateur and professional football clubs in France, including clubs based in the overseas departments and territories |
| Location | France |
| Format | Single-elimination knockout tournament |
| Known teams | Paris Saint-Germain, AS Saint-Étienne, Olympique de Marseille, FC Nantes, and Stade de Reims |
| The final match | Held on the last Saturday of May |
| Broadcast | In France, the final is broadcast on TF1 and Canal+. In other countries, it is broadcast by various broadcasters. |
| Previous winner | Toulouse (2022–23) |
| Record winner | Saint-Étienne (10 titles) |
| Final held | Stade de France, Saint-Denis |
| Record number of goals scored in a season | 14 (1942–43, Red Star 8–6 Olympique de Marseille) |