Lille records club record 12-0 win in French Cup

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PARIS (AP) — Lille recorded its highest ever win in a 12-0 rout of Golden Lion from the French West Indies to reach the French Cup round of 32 on on Saturday.

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PARIS (AP) — Lille recorded its highest ever win in a 12-0 rout of Golden Lion from the French West Indies to reach the French Cup round of 32 on on Saturday.

Golden Lion is based nearly 7,000 kilometers (4,300 miles) from Lille and plays at Saint-Joseph in the Martinique league.

But Lille coach Paulo Fonseca fully respected the opponent by picking his strongest side.

Canada striker Jonathan David and Kosovo winger Edon Zhegrova took advantage with a hat trick each, while Turkey midfielder Yusuf Yazici and Iceland’s Hakon Haraldsson grabbed two goals apiece.

Golden Lion goalkeeper Gilles Meslin kept the score down with several fine saves.

There were no big upsets although Nice — second in the French league behind Paris Saint-Germain — needed penalty kicks to beat second-tier Auxerre at home.

PSG is at regional side Revel and Marseille visits fifth-tier Thionville Lusitanos on Sunday.

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