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Coupe de France : Nice mate Versailles et se qualifie pour la finale

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Versailles aura résisté une mi-temps mais s'est bien incliné en demi-finale de Coupe de France à Nice (2-0). Le troisième de Ligue 1, globalement dominateur, s'est imposé grâce à des buts de ses buteurs Amine Gouiri (48e) et Kasper Dolberg (73e) pour éviter le piège posé par leurs adversaires. Pensionnaires de National 2, les Yvelinois

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