Paris Saint-Germain will go without the Coupe de France for two consecutive years for the first time since 2014.
The French champions, who had won this competition in six of the previous eight seasons heading into 2022/23, were eliminated by Classique rivals Marseille in the round of 16. Marseille’s triumph has set up a kind quarter-final tie with Ligue 2 side Annecy; one of three second tier sides still left in the competition.
Lyon join Marseille as two of France’s historical big boys left in the competition, but Lens are the highest-ranked side that remain. They currently sit fourth in…
