For all regional football enthusiasts, don't panic!
There will be something for everyone during the first spring weekend of the season, which looks like summer before its time.
If Paris FC players still have a week to prepare for the Ligue 2 clash against Toulouse on April 2, there will be no dull moment.
From Friday, the shock of the bottom of the table of National will keep the supporters of Créteil and Chambly in suspense, currently in the red zone.
The next day, it will be the turn of the Fleury girls to dream of an impossible feat against PSG.
It will take at least that to clinch its place in the final of the Coupe de France, which will take place on May 15 in Dijon.
It also plays on the side of National 2 and National 3 with games that promise to be always tight.
The poster to follow: Fleury's impossible challenge against PSG
What if the 2021-2022 edition of the Women's French Cup definitely went down in history?
With a second semi-final between two residents of Division 2, Yzeure (3rd in group B) against Nantes (1st in group A) thus ensuring for the first time the presence of a team from the 2nd level in the final, Fleury can he deprive the PSG of a third coronation after those in 2010 and 2018?
It will certainly take an exploit or a cataclysm for the Essonniennes to surprise Parisiennes, already victorious 5-0 on October 29 then 4-0 on the return to Fleury on February 27 from their rivals of the day.
Stuck between two Champions League matches, this derby is normally the "easiest" match for PSG players who could rotate the workforce.
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By winning on Tuesday in Germany, against Bayern Munich (2-1) thanks to a double from Marie-Antoinette Katoto, Didier Ollé-Nicolle's protégés have made half the way to the semi-finals before the return on Wednesday next (9 p.m.) at the Parc des Princes.
Distanced three lengths from Lyon in the league five days from the end, the Parisians will most certainly lose their title of champion of France.
But they can make up for it by winning at least one trophy with this Coupe de France which is reaching out to them.
The match to go to: Sainte-Geneviève - Fleury
Decidedly Essonne is the department where it is good to go this weekend.
Two hours after their club teammates who face PSG, the boys from Fleury will make the shortest trip of the season in National 2. After having covered the 800 m that separate them from their stadium, they will face their next door neighbor, Sainte - Genevieve.
A meeting that will not only have the departmental rivalry at stake. Indeed, Fleury is still chasing the leader Paris 13 Atletico, who prances with a seven-point lead eight days from the end.
Second, the players of Habib Boumezoued must refuel to hope to catch up on the Parisians.
For their part, Emmanuel Dorado's men will have to continue their good rise in the standings after a failed start to the season.
Their 11th place leaves them no respite since the red zone is only four lengths away.
There will be no arranging between friends but a real football match with stakes at all levels.
The question of the weekend: Does the Entente SSG play its last card against Schiltigheim?
Red lantern of group B of National 2, Entente SSG is heading towards a descent into National 3. But Emmanuel Trégoat's team does not want to give up yet.
For the past few weeks, it has managed to revive thanks to some good results.
This Saturday, against Schilitgheim, first relegated with seven more points, the Val-d'Oisiens have no other solution than to win.
Any other result would not condemn them mathematically but it will become even more complicated.
If successful, Entente SSG could even leave their unenviable place of last in favor of Lens (b), who go to Reims (b).
Player to watch: Paris 13 Atletico goalkeeper Germain Sanou
With only 11 goals conceded in the first 22 days, Paris 13 Atletico has the best defense with Bergerac of the four groups of National 2. Goalkeeper Germain Sanou (29) is obviously no stranger to this excellent course.
This Saturday, the Burkina Faso international (28 caps) returns to his former club, Beauvais, where he played for five seasons (from 2014 to 2019).
Facing his former ASBO teammates, ranked in 6th place, Sanou will once again want to prove that these qualities are still intact.
The program
Women's French Cup (semi-finals).
Saturday, 2.15 p.m.:
Fleury - PSG (Auguste-Gentelet stadium).
National (27th day).
Friday, 7 p.m.:
Créteil - Chambly (Dominique-Duvauchelle stadium), Le Mans - Red Star.
National 2 (23rd day).
Group A, Saturday, 5 p.m.:
Lorient (b) - Poissy;
6 p.m.:
Versailles - Romorantin (Porchefontaine stadium).
Group B, 4 p.m.:
Haguenau - Bobigny;
6 p.m.:
Sainte-Geneviève - Fleury (Léo-Lagrange sports park), Belfort - Lusitanos Saint-Maur, Beauvais - Paris 13 Atletico (Pierre-Brisson stadium), Entente SSG - Schiltigheim (Michel-Hidalgo sports park).
National 3 (18th day).
Hauts-de-France, Saturday, 6 p.m.:
Lille (b) - Chantilly.
Ile-de-France, 3 p.m.:
Les Ulis - Drancy (Jean-Marc Salinier stadium);
4:30 p.m.:
Paris FC (b) - Brétigny (Déjérine stadium);
6 p.m.:
FC Mantois - Meaux (Aime-Bergeal stadium), Le Blanc-Mesnil - Racing (Jean-Bouin stadium), Linas-Montlhéry - Ivry (Paul-Desgouillons stadium), PSG (b) - Aubervilliers (Geaoges-Lefèvre stadium );
Sunday, 3 p.m.:
Les Mureaux - Créteil (b) (Léo-Lagrange stadium).
