star

Favorite

logo

EN

logo
EN

UTC +1

UTC -12
UTC -11
UTC -10
UTC -9
UTC -8
UTC -7
UTC -6
UTC -5
UTC -4
UTC -3
UTC -2
UTC -1
UTC +0
UTC +1
UTC +2
UTC +3
UTC +4
UTC +5
UTC +6
UTC +7
UTC +8
UTC +9
UTC +10
UTC +11
UTC +12
avatar

User name

Log Out
search menu close
avatar

User name

Log Out
logo

EN

logo
EN

UTC +1

UTC -12
UTC -11
UTC -10
UTC -9
UTC -8
UTC -7
UTC -6
UTC -5
UTC -4
UTC -3
UTC -2
UTC -1
UTC +0
UTC +1
UTC +2
UTC +3
UTC +4
UTC +5
UTC +6
UTC +7
UTC +8
UTC +9
UTC +10
UTC +11
UTC +12
Soccer
Soccer Banner
International
Asia
Domestic
flag of Bolivia Bolivia
flag of Central African Republic Central African Republic
flag of Congo Congo
flag of Guatemala Guatemala
flag of Liechtenstein Liechtenstein
flag of New Caledonia New Caledonia
flag of Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea
flag of Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
flag of São Tomé e Príncipe São Tomé e Príncipe
flag of Solomon Islands Solomon Islands
flag of US Virgin Islands US Virgin Islands
post
Marseille dumped out of cup by second tier Annecy

OM were strongly fancied to go all the way and win the competition after beating Paris Saint-Germain in the previous round, but instead they went out against opponents who had never previously reached the quarter-finals. Jordan Veretout had Marseille in front at half-time after opening the scoring on his 30th birthday, but Annecy equalised early in the second half through young Ivorian striker Moise Sahi.

Defender Kevin Mouanga then headed Annecy in front, and the home side squandered a chance to equalise when Alexis Sanchez had a penalty saved, a spot-kick that had been awarded for handball following a VAR check. Yet Marseille, the 10-time French Cup winners, did equalise in the 96th minute.

With no extra time before the final, that meant penalties, but it was Annecy, sitting in mid-table in Ligue 2, who prevailed in decisive challenge when Marseille's Leonardo Balerdi put the crucial kick wide. 

Today

Today

Leagues

Leagues

Sports

Sports

Favourites

Favourites

Profile

Profile