2008–09 Championnat de France amateur

The 2008–09 Championnat de France Amateurs season was the 11th edition of the competition since its establishment. The competition officially began 9 August 2008 and ended on 30 May 2009. The competition consists of 72 clubs spread into 4 parallel groups of 18.

It is open to reserve teams in France and amateur clubs in France, although only the amateur clubs are eligible for promotion to the Championnat National. The highest-placed amateur team in each pool are promoted, replaced by the 4 lowest-placed in the Championnat.

Contents

Promotion and relegation from 2007–08

Relegated from Championnat National to CFA

Promoted from CFA to Championnat National

Standings

Note: Unlike the higher leagues, a win in the CFA is worth 4 points, with 2 points for a draw and 1 for a defeat.

Groupe A

Last updated 30 May 2009

Pos
Club
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Notes
1
 Besançon (P)
34
22
6
6
67
34
+33
106
Promoted to
Championnat National
2
 Compiègne
34
18
10
6
52
30
+22
98
3
 Mulhouse
34
18
8
8
47
33
+14
95
4
 Montceau Bourgogne
34
16
10
8
46
33
+13
92
5
 Colmar
34
14
12
8
33
29
+
88
6
 Sochaux B
34
15
8
11
45
36
+9
87
7
 Dunkerque
34
12
13
9
43
39
+4
83
8
 Auxerre B
34
14
5
15
39
37
+2
81
9
 Lens B
34
12
9
13
45
40
+5
79
10
 Strasbourg B
34
11
11
12
34
35
-1
78
11
 Lille B
34
12
7
15
41
47
-6
77
12
 Raon-l'Étape
34
11
8
15
40
50
-10
75
13
 Sénart-Moissy
34
9
10
15
24
32
-8
71
14
 Noisy-le-Sec
34
9
9
16
31
43
-12
70
15
 Nancy B
34
7
15
12
32
41
-9
70
16
 Vesoul (R)
34
8
11
15
39
48
-9
69
Relegated to
CFA 2
17
 Metz B (R)
34
8
11
15
30
47
-17
69
18
 Sainte-Geneviève (R)
34
5
7
22
28
59
-31
56

Groupe B

Last updated 30 May 2009

Pos
Club
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Notes
1
 Hyères (P)
34
19
9
6
37
24
+13
100
Promoted to
Championnat National
2
 Fréjus
34
16
10
8
50
29
+21
92
3
 Villefranche
34
16
8
10
59
44
+15
90
4
 Andrézieux
34
13
14
7
43
29
+14
87
5
 Sporting Toulon
34
14
11
9
42
40
+2
87
6
 Martigues
34
14
11
9
51
39
+12
87
7
 Lyon B
34
14
10
10
52
36
+16
86
8
 Montpellier B
34
14
8
12
65
46
+19
84
9
 Gazélec Ajaccio
34
12
10
12
40
41
-1
79
10
 CA Bastia
34
11
12
11
55
64
-9
79
11
 Agde
34
10
13
11
39
49
-10
77
12
 Jura Sud
34
12
6
16
36
47
-11
76
13
 Marignane
34
9
13
12
27
31
-4
74
14
 Lyon Duchère
34
11
7
16
36
50
-14
74
15
 Gap
34
10
8
16
42
54
-12
72
16
 Saint-Étienne B (R)
34
7
14
13
40
45
-5
69
Relegated to
CFA 2
17
 Saint-Priest (R)
34
6
6
22
36
58
-22
64
18
 Monaco B (R)
34
7
9
18
34
57
-23
64

Groupe C

Last updated 30 May 2009

Pos
Club
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Notes
1
 Luzenac (P)
34
20
9
5
59
27
+32
103
Promoted to
Championnat National
2
 Moulins
34
18
8
8
56
41
+15
96
3
 Pau
34
18
8
8
42
25
+17
94
4
 Vendée Fontenay
34
16
9
9
37
32
+5
91
5
 Yzeure
34
15
9
10
60
43
+17
88
6
 Bordeaux B
34
14
10
10
41
35
+6
86
7
 Le Mans B
34
12
12
10
35
33
+2
82
8
 Romorantin
34
13
10
11
49
49
0
82
9
 Vendée Luçon
34
12
11
11
39
37
+2
81
10
 Aurillac
34
9
15
10
46
45
+1
76
11
 Colomiers
34
9
14
11
33
32
+1
75
12
 Montluçon
34
9
13
12
43
54
-11
73
13
 Albi
34
10
6
18
26
40
-14
70
14
 Balma
34
9
9
16
47
54
-7
70
15
 Genêts Anglet
34
9
8
17
35
53
-18
69
16
 Châtellerault (R)
34
7
13
14
48
64
-16
68
Relegated to
CFA 2
17
 Bordelais (R)
34
7
11
16
27
47
-20
66
18
 Bergerac (R)
34
4
16
14
32
47
-15
62

Groupe D

Last updated 30 May 2009

Pos
Club
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Notes
1
 Rouen (P)
34
18
11
5
56
28
+28
99
Promoted to
Championnat National
2
 Plabennec
34
16
12
6
41
31
+10
94
3
 Quevilly
34
15
12
7
53
31
+22
91
4
 Orléans
34
15
11
8
49
36
+13
89
5
 Villemomble
34
14
9
11
31
29
+2
85
6
 La Vitréenne
34
12
13
9
36
28
+8
83
7
 Rennes B
34
13
7
14
40
39
+1
81
8
 Racing
34
12
10
12
36
34
+2
80
9
 Viry-Châtillon
34
11
11
12
43
49
-6
78
10
 PSG B
34
12
7
15
38
44
-6
77
11
 SM Caen B
34
11
11
12
41
43
-2
77
12
 Alfortville
34
10
10
14
40
43
-3
74
13
 Quimper
34
9
12
13
28
41
-13
74
14
 Le Havre B
34
8
15
11
38
42
-4
73
15
 Pontivy
34
9
11
14
31
45
-14
72
16
 Red Star (R)
34
10
9
15
28
36
-8
72
Relegated to
CFA 2
17
 Guingamp B (R)
34
9
10
15
35
41
-6
71
18
 Vitré (R)
34
6
10
18
25
50
-25
62

Playoffs

The Championnat de France Amateurs playoffs are designated for only the professional clubs B teams playing the in league. The best finishing professional reserve club in each group will advance to the playoffs where they will face each other at a site to be determined. The semi-final opponents are determined by the best finishing place. The best finishing reserve club will be awarded the 1st seed, while the worst finishing reserve club of the four will be awarded the 4th seed.

  Semifinals Finals
                 
1  Lyon 1 (4)  
4  Rennes 1 (3)  
    1  Lyon 3
  3  Sochaux 0
2  Bordeaux 2
3  Sochaux 3  

Semi-finals

2 June
18:00 CET
 Lyon 1–1 Rennes Stade Gerland, Lyon
Valdivia  5' Report Boye  24'
  Penalties  
4–3
2 June
18:00 CET
 Bordeaux 2–3 Sochaux Stade Galin, Bordeaux
Bouscarrat 23'
Insou  62'		 Report Bakambu  11',  52'
Gurler  66'

Final

5 June
18:00 CET
 Lyon 3–0 Sochaux Stade René Blum, $2
Court  8',  68'
Tafer  63'		 Report

Top goalscorers

Last updated 3 May 2009

Groupe A

Position Name Nationality Club Goals
1 Thomas Régnier  France FC Mulhouse 18
2 Yassin El Azzouzi  France FC Montceau Bourgogne 17
3 Benoit Boulanger  France AFC Compiègne 10
- Ludovic Gamboa  France AFC Compiègne 10
5 Hassan Benkajjane  France US Raon-l'Étape 9

Groupe B

Position Name Nationality Club Goals
1 Romain Armand  France Montpellier B 23
2 Grégory Dutil  France ES Fréjus 18
3 Bruno Baretto  France FC Villefranche 13
4 Stéphane Biakolo  Cameroon ASF Andrézieux 12
5 Cyril Eboki-Poh  France CA Bastia 11

Groupe C

Position Name Nationality Club Goals
1 Sylvain Komenan  Côte d'Ivoire EDS Montluçon 15
2 Marvin Ousmane Seck  France Vendée Luçon 13
3 Pierre Aristouy  France Pau FC 11
- Tristan M'Bongo  France US Luzenac 11
5 Raphaël Caceres  France EDS Montluçon 10

Groupe D

Position Name Nationality Club Goals
1 César Da Costa  Senegal FC Rouen 18
2 Ladislas Douniama  Congo US Orléans 14
3 Kelton Agasson  France ES Viry-Châtillon 13
- Kevin Le Faix  France AS Vitré 13
5 Gaëtan Charbonnier  France PSG B 12

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