Gourvennec leaves Guingamp after club’s relegation

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PARIS - French soccer club Guingamp says it will part ways with coach Jocelyn Gourvennec following the team's relegation to the second division.

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PARIS – French soccer club Guingamp says it will part ways with coach Jocelyn Gourvennec following the team’s relegation to the second division.

Gourvennec, who previously coached the Brittany club from 2010-16, returned in November as a replacement for Antoine Kombouare.

Gourvennec led Guingamp to the League Cup final but was unable to lift the team from the bottom of the league standings. His last match in charge will be at Amiens on Friday on the league’s final day.

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