Tours vs Nimes, 2019-20 Coupe de France, Round of 64

· Nimes win 4-2 on penalties

Tours

38': Clidis Da Silva
65': Alhassane Camara

FT - Penalties
2 - 2
Nimes win 4-2 on penalties

Nimes

24': Anthony Briancon
51': Renaud Ripart (P)

About

Tours are hosting Nimes at Stade de la Vallée du Cher, Tours, France, starting on . The match is a part of the Coupe de France.

Match Commentary

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
24': Goal! Tours 0, Nîmes 1. Anthony Briancon (Nîmes).
38': Goal! Tours 1, Nîmes 1. Clidis Da Silva (Tours).
45': First Half ends, Tours 1, Nîmes 1.
45': Second Half begins Tours 1, Nîmes 1.
51': Goal! Tours 1, Nîmes 2. Renaud Ripart (Nîmes) converts the penalty with a.
65': Goal! Tours 2, Nîmes 2. Alhassane Camara (Tours).
80': Substitution, Nîmes. Kévin Denkey replaces Romain Philippoteaux.
90': Second Half ends, Tours 2, Nîmes 2.
90': First Half Extra Time begins Tours 2, Nîmes 2.
91': Substitution, Nîmes. Antoine Valerio replaces Lamine Fomba.
99': Substitution, Nîmes. Gaetan Paquiez replaces Lucas Deaux.
105': First Half Extra Time ends, Tours 2, Nîmes 2.
105': Second Half Extra Time begins Tours 2, Nîmes 2.
109': Substitution, Nîmes. Vlatko Stojanovski replaces Zinedine Ferhat.
120': Second Half Extra Time ends, Tours 2, Nîmes 2.
120': Penalty Shootout begins Tours 2, Nîmes 2.
120': Goal! Tours 2, Nîmes 2(1). Anthony Briancon (Nîmes) converts the penalty with a.
120': Goal! Tours 2(1), Nîmes 2(1). Victor Mouangue Kingue (Tours) converts the penalty with a.
120': Penalty missed! Bad penalty by Gaetan Paquiez (Nîmes). Gaetan Paquiez should be disappointed.
120': Goal! Tours 2(2), Nîmes 2(1). Guillaume Dugain (Tours) converts the penalty with a.
120': Goal! Tours 2(2), Nîmes 2(2). Vlatko Stojanovski (Nîmes) converts the penalty with a.
120': Penalty missed! Bad penalty by Youssef Hidasse (Tours). Youssef Hidasse should be disappointed.
120': Goal! Tours 2(2), Nîmes 2(3). Kévin Denkey (Nîmes) converts the penalty with a.
120': Penalty missed! Bad penalty by Clidis Da Silva (Tours). Clidis Da Silva should be disappointed.
120': Goal! Tours 2(2), Nîmes 2(4). Antoine Valerio (Nîmes) converts the penalty with a.
120': Penalty Shootout ends, Tours 2(2), Nîmes 2(4).
0': Match ends, Tours 2(2), Nîmes 2(4).

Game Information

Competition: Coupe de France

Venue: Stade de la Vallée du Cher
Location: Tours, France

Line-Ups

Tours

No.	Name
	Victor Mouangue Kingue
	Clidis Da Silva
	Alhassane Camara
	Youssef Hidasse
	Guillaume Dugain

Tours Substitutes:

Nimes

No.	Name
30	Paul Bernardoni (GK)
23	Anthony Briancon
4	Pablo Martinez
5	Loïck Landre
26	Florian Miguel
7	Romain Philippoteaux
8	Lucas Déaux
18	Theo Valls
10	Zinedine Ferhat
12	Lamine Fomba
20	Renaud Ripart

Nimes Substitutes:

Gaëtan Paquiez, Vlatko Stojanovski, Antoine Valerio, Kévin Denkey, Lucas Dias, Lucas Buades, Sofiane Alakouch.

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