Brest
Paris FCDay 4
Marchetti 34'
Brest: 30. Coudert - 2. Locko B. (Guindo, 86), 4. Diaz M. J., 5. Chardonnet B., 17. Baldé M-a (Mboup, 46), 77. Lala K. - 33. Makalou (Dina Ebimbe, 68) - 13. Chotard - 10. Del Castillo, 23. Doumbia K. (Labeau, 78) - 19. Ajorque
Substitution: Mboup (from 46); Dina Ebimbe (from 68); Labeau (from 78); Guindo (from 86)
Bench: 50. Jauny N. - 12. Zogbe, 18. Bourgault, 26. Le Cardinal, 36. Le Guen R.
Paris FC: 16. Nkambadio - 5. Mbow, 6. Otávio (till 84), 28. De Smet T., 31. Chergui (Sangui, 82) - 4. Marchetti (Camara A-a, 46) - 10. Kebbal (Kolodziejczak, 87), 21. Lopez M., 33. Lees-Melou - 9. Geubbels (Krasso, 60), 27. Simon M. (Gory Al., 60)
Substitution: Camara A-a (from 46); Gory Al. (from 60); Krasso (from 60); Sangui (from 82); Kolodziejczak (from 87)
Bench: 35. Trapp - 13. Cafaro, 20. Lopez Julien - 12. Dicko
Yellow Cards: Marchetti 23; Lees-Melou 51
Red cards: Otávio 84'
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