Coupe de France Predictions

Coupe de France Predictions & Betting Tips from Real Experts

At Football Park, our predictions and betting tips are available for free and come only from our team of professional tipping experts. We provide you with only the most informed and accurate tips for every single game, from the start of the France Cup all the way until the trophy is won in the final.

We make sure to complete extensive research before all games, guaranteeing the highest quality of tips every single time. All tips are backed up with analysis.

Our large catalogue of bookmakers allows you to find the best odds on all Coupe de France matches.

What types of Betting Tips for the French Football Cup do you make?

Our Coupe de France predictions cover a wide variety of betting types. This includes everything you may expect to see in the average ninety minutes plus of football. We pride ourselves on providing you with all the information as well as the best value tips for all games in the tournament.

Our tip types include: Over 2.5, Correct Scores, Accumulators, Full-Time Results, Bet Builders, Bookings and Disciplines, Normal Time Definition, Scorecast, Correct Score (CS), Asian Handicap (AH), Both Teams To Score (BTTS), Draw No Bets (DNB), Half-Time/Full-Time (HT/FT), Half-Time Result (HTR), First Goalscorer (FGS), or Last Goalscorer (LGS).

When are your France Coupe de France Predictions posted?

All of our French Cup predictions are posted a couple of days in advance of the games getting underway.

We make sure to give you all the information and details you need to know well in advance of the games being played all over France.

Not only this, but we cover every game from the start of the Coupe de France campaign all the way up to the moment the winners are crowned champions. We cover everything, not just the weekend's action but also any games that may take place midweek as well. As mentioned, everything is posted a couple of days in advance, no matter when or where the games are.

France Cup Analytics, Fixtures & Odds Comparison for Today and the Whole Football Competition

Our team of professional experts guarantees we will provide you with only the best value tips every time for all of the Coupe de France stages. To do this, we conduct a long and thorough analysis process.

Our process of investigation is completed to assure you that you will only see the best value tips possible. We deep dive into everything you need to know before the games get underway, from previous fixtures, match statistics, head-to-heads, to the latest news and rumours across French football that may affect the game. This allows us to ensure the best accuracy every time - without fail.

We offer only the best value tips and predictions. And with all of our content being posted well in advance, Football Park is the best place to find all of your tips.

What is the French Coupe de France format?

Similarly to other leagues across Europe, the France Coupe de France is a knockout-style tournament with each team from around France eligible to compete.

The competition has 14 rounds in total, with the early stages being determined by region. Regions conduct their own rounds in order to enter the later stages. Eventually, teams from both Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 enter, changing the competition to a random draw format.

All the games in the Coupe de France are single-leg fixtures, meaning there are no replays throughout. If a match ends in a draw, teams compete in penalty shootouts for a place in the next round - extra time was abolished a few years back.

Finally, at the end of the domestic league season, the final is played at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Villeneuve-d’Ascq, near Paris. The winner is awarded the Coupe de France trophy and a guaranteed spot in the UEFA Europa League.

Over the years, there have been 54 different winners of the competition. Of course, Paris Saint-Germain has won the title the most times (15) and is also the current holder. However, teams such as Marseille (ten-time winners), Saint-Etienne (six-time winners), and Lille (six-time winners) have also won it.

But which team will win the Coupe de France this season?