Coupe de France 2024–25 champions, matches and scorers

Coupe de France 2024–25

Coupe de France 2024–25 marks the 108th edition of France’s premier football cup competition. Organized by the French Football Federation (FFF), the tournament is open to all French football clubs, as well as teams from the overseas departments and territories, including Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayotte, Tahiti, Réunion, Saint Martin, and Saint Pierre and Miquelon. However, clubs from New Caledonia did not take part this year due to the 2024 unrest in the region.
Paris Saint-Germain, the defending champions, claimed their record-extending fifteenth Coupe de France title by defeating Lyon 2–1 in last year’s final. Paris Saint-Germain defeated Reims 3–0 in the final for a record-extending sixteenth Coupe de France title.

Champions: Paris_Saint-Germain Paris Saint-Germain (16th title)
Runner-up: Reims Reims

Round of 16 matches

DateTeam 1ResultTeam 2
4 February 2025Lille Lille1–1
4–5 (penalties)		Dunkerque Dunkerque
4 February 2025Troyes Troyes1–2Brest Brest
4 February 2025Le Mans Le Mans0–2Paris_Saint-Germain PSG
5 February 2025Stade Briochin Stade Briochin2–1Nice Nice
5 February 2025Toulouse_FC Toulouse0–2Guingamp Guingamp
5 February 2025Cannes Cannes5–3Dives-Cabourg Dives-Cabourg
5 February 2025Strasbourg Strasbourg1–3Angers Angers
6 February 2025Bourgoin-Jallieu Bourgoin-Jallieu0–0
2–3 (penalties)		Reims Reims

Quarter final matches

DateTeam 1ResultTeam 2
25 February 2025Angers Angers1–1
3–5 (penalties)		Reims Reims
25 February 2025Cannes Cannes3–1Guingamp Guingamp
26 February 2025Brest Brest2–3Dunkerque Dunkerque
26 February 2025Stade Briochin Stade Briochin0–7Paris_Saint-Germain PSG

Coupe de France 2024–25 semi finals

DateTeam 1ResultTeam 2Venue
1 April 2025Dunkerque Dunkerque2–4Paris_Saint-Germain PSGLille
2 April 2025Cannes Cannes1–2Reims ReimsCannes

Coupe de France 2024–25 Final match
24 May 2025 21:00 CEST, Stade de France, Saint-Denis

Paris_Saint-Germain Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 Reims Reims
Barcola Football 16′, 19′
Hakimi Football 43′

Top Goal scorer list

RankPlayerClubGoals
1France Julien DominguesCannes Cannes9
2Portugal Gonçalo RamosParis_Saint-Germain PSG5
3France Alban Eric Junior BekomboDives-Cabourg SU Dives5
4Congo Arnold Vula Lamb LuthLe Mans Le Mans5
5France Celal BozkurtBourgoin-Jallieu Bourgoin-Jallieu5

Overseas Teams
A special draw was held on October 29, 2024, to decide which mainland French clubs would travel overseas in the upcoming rounds. From a pool of clubs that had volunteered for the opportunity, one was selected to travel to Tahiti for Round 7, and others were chosen for potential trips to French Guiana and Réunion in Round 8. The Mayotte club, however, was included directly in the main draw. If a selected club is eliminated in Round 7, the next team on the list will take its place for the overseas trip. Overseas teams are allowed to host only one match against a mainland opponent; if they progress beyond Round 8, they must travel to France for the subsequent rounds.

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