French women's football championship 1982/83

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The French women's football championship 1982/83 was the ninth game of this title after the official recognition of women's football by the FFF, the football association of France in 1970.

The championship 1982/83 - there was no top division in France before 1992 - was played in a mixture of group play - and knockout mode ; In order to take part in the nationwide final round, the women's teams had to qualify at the regional level beforehand. The previous year's champions from Stade Reims also resigned as last season's finalists AS Etroeungt in the quarter-finals. Champion became VGA Saint-Maur for the first time in its club history .

Preliminary round

Initially, a double round of points with home and away legs was played in eight regionally divided groups of six women each. The three best groups in the group, a total of 24 teams, reached the next round, the quarter-finals, while the other 24 teams played for the so-called Championnat de Deuxième Division , i.e. the second division championship. In the groups of the first two rounds, each club competed against each other twice, in a home and an away game. If two or more teams were tied - the two-point rule applied  - the direct comparison and, if necessary, then the better goal difference from all games was decisive.

In the sources used, no individual results are given for the preliminary round and quarter-finals, but only final placements and plus points. Since the latter are not complete and partly also contradicting, this information is not given here in the preliminary round.

group Rank 1 to 3 Rank 4 to 6
A. AS Étrœungt, FCF Hénin-Beaumont, AS Saint-Quentin US Fécamp , Fémina OS Hem , FC Calais Beau-Marais
B. FR Sessenheim, FC Metz, AS Nancy US Foug, ASPTT Strasbourg , FC Baldersheim
C. FC Lyon, US Orléans, AS Moulins AS Valentigney , FC Vendenheim , RC Saint-Etienne
D. SC Caluire Saint-Clair, Olympique Marseille, US Cannes-Bocca FC Valence , Olympique Beaucaire, FC Grenoble
E. AS Muret, ES Arpajon-sur-Cère, AS Union Toulouse ASPTT Bordeaux , US Beaumont, US Colomiers
F. ASJ Soyaux, US Montfaucon, FF Cholet Rochefort FC, AAJ Blois , Olympique Royan
G Stade Quimper, CS Saint-Brieuc, FC Bergot Brest FCF Condé-sur-Noireau , US Le Mans , Dreux FF
H VGA Saint-Maur, Stade Reims, ES Juvisy-sur-Orge Paris Saint-Germain , AO Boran-sur-Oise , FCF Colombes

Quarter finals

After completing the group games of this round, only the respective first in the table qualified for the semi-finals, whose matches were played in the return leg. No scores are available for quarter-final groups C and D.

Group A
Pl. society Pts.
1. FCF Henin-Beaumont 15th
2. AS Étrœungt 13
3. ES Juvisy-sur-Orge 9
4th FC Metz 8th
5. AS Saint-Quentin 6th
6th AS Nancy 5
Group B
Pl. society Pts.
1. VGA Saint-Maur 18th
2. AS Moulins 15th
3. Stade Reims 13
4th US Orléans 8th
5. SC Caluire Saint-Clair 6th
6th FR Sessenheim 2
Group C
Pl. society Pts.
1. US Cannes-Bocca k. A.
2. AS Muret
3. FC Lyon
4th Olympique Marseille
5. AS Union Toulouse
6th ES Arpajon
Group D
Pl. society Pts.
1. ASJ Soyaux k. A.
2. Quimper Stadium
3. CS Saint-Brieuc
4th US Montfaucon
5. FC Bergot Brest
6th FF Cholet

Semifinals

The meetings took place on May 15 and 29, 1983.

VGA Saint-Maur - US Cannes-Bocca 2-0 3: 2
ASJ Soyaux - FCF Hénin-Beaumont 4: 2 0: 2

Endgame

The final took place in Pierrelatte on June 12, 1983 .

VGA Saint-Maur - FCF Hénin-Beaumont 1: 1 (0: 1)
07: 6 i. E.
Constellations
Gates

0: 1 pint (17th)
1: 1 puentes (49th)
The goal scorers in the penalty shootout are not known.

literature

  • Pascal Grégoire-Boutreau: Au bonheur des filles. Cahiers intempestifs, Saint-Étienne 2003, ISBN 2-911698-25-8

Web links

Notes and evidence

  1. ↑ The women of FCF Condé-sur-Noireau secured this title of second division champion.
  2. ↑ Grégoire-Boutreau (see under literature ) and the websites rsssf.com and footofeminin.fr were used.
  3. ↑ Grégoire-Boutreau, p. 244