Coupe de France Final 1920

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The Coupe de France Final 1920 was a football match held at Stade Bergeyre, Paris on May 9, 1920, that saw CA Paris defeat Le Havre AC 2-1 thanks to goals by Henri Bard.

[edit] Match Details

May 9, 1920 CA Paris 2 – 1 Le Havre AC Stade Bergeyre, Paris
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: Edmond Gerardin
Bard Scored after ? minutes ?' Scored after ? minutes ?' Thorel Scored after ? minutes ?'



CA PARIS:
GK ' Flag of Switzerland Ivan Dreyfus
DF ' Flag of France Marcel Vanco
DF ' Flag of France Louis Mesnier
DF ' Flag of ? Charles McDewitt
DF ' Flag of France Maurice Bigué
MF ' Flag of France André Allegre
MF ' Flag of France Raoul Dupé
FW ' Flag of Switzerland Robert Pache
FW ' Flag of France André Poullain
FW ' Flag of France Henri Bard (c)
FW ' Flag of France Ernest Gravier
Manager:
 ?


Assistant Referees:
Fourth Official:

LE HAVRE AC:
GK ' Flag of France Drancourt
DF ' Flag of France Grivel
DF ' Flag of France Henri Gibbon (c)
DF ' Flag of France Victor Dial
DF ' Flag of France Fernand Mérieult
MF ' Flag of France Maurice Avenel
MF ' Flag of France Raymond Cantais
FW ' Flag of France Robert Accard
FW ' Flag of France Louis Blouin
FW ' Flag of France Alfred Thorel
FW ' Flag of France Bernard Lenoble
Manager:
 ?

[edit] See also

  • Coupe de France 1919-1920

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