Rémering-Villing (D2) – Hombourg-Haut (R1). Two clubs with exceptional backgrounds meet this Saturday (3 p.m.). The little thumb of D2 obtained his success on penalties at 8 against 11 in the 4th round, before doing it again in the 5th. David Schmitt’s group dreams of continuing its XXL exploits. Opposite, Hombourg-Haut hopes to have digested the poor performance signed Sunday in R1 against Weyersheim (1-1). “We worked to restart the machine, to remain undefeated, to continue the road in the Cup,” announces captain Ludovic Guerriero. If the excellent defender Ahytass will be suspended, Fernandez-Aznar returns to the squad.
Sarreguemines (R1) – Reipertswiller (R1). This 6th round opposes this Saturday (5 p.m.) two “friendly” clubs who know each other well, who play in the same group in R1 and whose leaders like each other. Hanging (3-3) in Alsace on the way out, Sarreguemines will need efficiency to validate their ticket.
Erstein (R2) – Forbach (R1). It’s been a long time since Forbach last shone in the Coupe de France. His last 32nd final is thirteen seasons old! This Saturday evening, Benachour and his partners will have to get rid of the challenger Erstein, runner-up to Obernai in group F of R2. “At this point there are hardly any small teams left. Our trip will be anything but a walk in the park,” anticipates Florian Hesse, who dreams of a great “poster” at the Schlossberg in the next round.
Saint-Dié (R2) – Thionville-Lusitanos (N3). Even if the priority objective remains the championship, Thionville-Lusitanos hopes to continue its path in the Coupe de France, this Sunday (2:30 p.m.). “We want to keep our positive dynamic and go as far as possible,” confirms coach Julien François, who should not upset his squad.
Bogny (R1) – Villerupt-Thil (R1). Villerupt-Thil wants to continue writing its history in the Cup. “We are going there to qualify but we know it will be complicated. It’s a solid team with physique and above all, a great state of mind. Against Épernay, we had the right attitude, we will have to use it to repeat the same type of match,” hopes the Villerupt coach. Bourgeois, injured, is withdrawn. Weber is uncertain.
Audun (R3) – Épinal (National). Audun offers itself a prestigious display against SAS Épinal with very little hope of prolonging the pleasure. “We have to make this match a festive day. It’s a great reward for the players,” says Arnaud Mojak, the coach of Jeunesse Sportive Audunoise (JSA).
Saint-Mezery (R1) – Hagondange (R2). Deprived of Lusamba, injured, and Mehada, suspended, Hagondange does not intend to “do 500 km for nothing”. “We want to experience a 7th round. For the club, it would be a little cash in hand,” smiles coach Dimitri Dawiskiba.
Cuvry-Augny (D1) – Reims Sainte-Anne (N3). After a “huge” match in the previous round, this 6th round will first be “an additional celebration” for Cuvry-Augny. “The players will have to be fantastic to upset an opponent who plays four divisions above,” explains Alex Franceschi. “We are going to play with our hearts to dream of an incredible feat. » The coach can count on a full group, with the exception of Di Giovanni, who is unavailable.
AS Pagny (R2) – APM Metz (R2). APM Metz and Bertrand Antoine would have “preferred a more exotic draw” but they will find Pagny, who has just faced them in the championship. “It will be different this time because there were changes at Pagny, who held on to the leader. »
The program for the 6th round of the Coupe de France
SATURDAY
Rémering-Villing (D2) – Hombourg-Haut (R1) 15 h
Sarreguemines (R1) – Reipertswiller (R1) 17 h
Erstein (R2) – Forbach (R1) 18 h
SUNDAY (2:30 p.m.)
Pagny (R1) – APM Metz (R1)
Audun-le-Tiche (R3) – Epinal (Nat)
Saint-Dié Kellermann (R2) – Thionville Lusitanos (N3)
Saint-Meziery (R1) – Hagondange (R2)
Cuvry-Augny (D1) – Reims-Sainte-Anne (N3)
Bogny (R1) – Villerupt-Thil (R1)
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