This game featured two sharply contrasting styles and became another point in the debate in France at the time between the advocates of zonal marking and man marking. Champions FC Nantes, led by manager José Arribas, practiced the famous "jeu à la nantaise" with a strong emphasis on short passes, technical virtuosity and zonal defense. Strasbourg's strengths, on the contrary, lay more in the physical abilities developed under Paul Frantz's guidance and their counter-attack, relying on the speed of young wingers Gilbert Gress and Gérard Hausser. In addition, the Alsatian team used catenaccio defensive tactics with Denis Devaux as sweeper.
Strasbourg managed to stifle Nantes' offensive power, a task made easier when the Argentinean Ramón Muller was forced to leave the game after 30 minutes due to injury (substitutions were not authorized at that time). Early in the second half, Pierre Sbaiz was able to score from 20 meters after a José Farías free-kick. Strasbourg held on to win their second Coupe de France, which was also the second for captain René Hauss, who accomplished the remarkable feat of winning two cups at the same club with a 15-year interval.
TV reporter Thierry Roland commented that "the Cup [was] leaving France", an assertion that was deemed offensive by many in Alsace.[1] Up to the 1990s, Roland was still booed in Strasbourg for this comment.
1966, coupe, france, final, football, match, held, stade, olympique, yves, manoir, colombes, 1966, that, strasbourg, defeat, nantes, thanks, goal, pierre, sbaiz, event1965, coupe, francestrasbourg0, nantes1, 0date22, 1966venueparc, princes, parisrefereejean, t. The 1966 Coupe de France final was a football match held at Stade Olympique Yves du Manoir Colombes on 22 May 1966 that saw RC Strasbourg defeat FC Nantes 1 0 thanks to a goal by Pierre Sbaiz 1966 Coupe de France finalEvent1965 66 Coupe de FranceStrasbourg0 0 Nantes1 0Date22 May 1966VenueParc des Princes ParisRefereeJean TricotAttendance36 285 19651967 Contents 1 Context 2 Match details 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksContext editThis game featured two sharply contrasting styles and became another point in the debate in France at the time between the advocates of zonal marking and man marking Champions FC Nantes led by manager Jose Arribas practiced the famous jeu a la nantaise with a strong emphasis on short passes technical virtuosity and zonal defense Strasbourg s strengths on the contrary lay more in the physical abilities developed under Paul Frantz s guidance and their counter attack relying on the speed of young wingers Gilbert Gress and Gerard Hausser In addition the Alsatian team used catenaccio defensive tactics with Denis Devaux as sweeper Strasbourg managed to stifle Nantes offensive power a task made easier when the Argentinean Ramon Muller was forced to leave the game after 30 minutes due to injury substitutions were not authorized at that time Early in the second half Pierre Sbaiz was able to score from 20 meters after a Jose Farias free kick Strasbourg held on to win their second Coupe de France which was also the second for captain Rene Hauss who accomplished the remarkable feat of winning two cups at the same club with a 15 year interval TV reporter Thierry Roland commented that the Cup was leaving France an assertion that was deemed offensive by many in Alsace 1 Up to the 1990s Roland was still booed in Strasbourg for this comment Match details edit22 May 1966Strasbourg1 0NantesSbaiz nbsp 51 ReportParc des Princes ParisAttendance 36 285Referee Jean Tricot GK nbsp Johnny SchuthDF nbsp Rene Hauss c DF nbsp Pierre SbaizDF nbsp Raymond StieberDF nbsp Denis DevauxMF nbsp Raymond KaelbelMF nbsp Gilbert GressMF nbsp Roland MerschelFW nbsp Jose FariasFW nbsp Robert SzczepaniakFW nbsp Gerard HausserSubstitutes Manager nbsp Paul Frantz Assistant Referees Fourth Official GK nbsp Daniel Eon c DF nbsp Georges GrabowskiDF nbsp Gabriel De MicheleDF nbsp Gilbert Le ChenadecDF nbsp Robert BudzynskiMF nbsp Jean Claude SuaudeauMF nbsp Bernard BlanchetMF nbsp Ramon MullerFW nbsp Philippe GondetFW nbsp Jacques SimonFW nbsp Bassidiki ToureSubstitutes Manager nbsp Jose ArribasSee also edit1965 66 Coupe de FranceReferences edit http www ami hebdo com Documents paul frantz pdf permanent dead link External links editCoupe de France results at Rec Sport Soccer Statistics Foundation Report on French federation site Video at INA nbsp nbsp This article about a French association football competition is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1966 Coupe de France final amp oldid 1167130275, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
