How to watch AS Vitre vs La St Pierre de Milizac online & on TV, head to head and predictions

AS Vitre vs La St Pierre de Milizac: Coupe de France preview, team news and kick-off time

Match overview

AS Vitre host La St Pierre de Milizac in the Coupe de France at Stade Municipal de Vitre on Saturday, 14 November 2026, with kick-off at 17:00. There is no broadcast information currently listed for this fixture, so fans should check closer to the match for any late TV or streaming updates.

This is a Round 7 tie in the playoffs, and both sides arrive with recent Coupe de France experience behind them. With no injuries or suspensions listed for either squad, both managers appear to have a full pool of players available.

AS Vitre form and cup context

Vitre have made a habit of taking their cup ties deep in recent seasons, even if results have not always gone their way. Last year they drew 1-1 with Plouvorn AG before losing on penalties, while in 2024 they were pushed all the way by Stade Lavallois MFC and again exited in a shootout after a goalless draw.

Those results suggest a side capable of staying competitive against dangerous opponents, particularly at home. Before that, they also produced a strong 6-0 away win over US Chateaugiron in the competition, showing they can be effective when the tie opens up.

La St Pierre de Milizac’s recent cup record

Milizac also know how to handle the pressure of knockout football. Their most recent Coupe de France outing ended in another penalty shootout, after a 1-1 draw with Dinan-Lehon FC in 2024.

That kind of result points to a team that can stay organised and keep themselves in the match for long spells. In a cup tie like this, that resilience often matters as much as flair, especially away from home.

What to expect

With no head-to-head record available, this fixture feels like a fresh contest rather than one shaped by history. Vitre’s home advantage could be important, but Milizac’s recent knack for making ties tight means this may well be a close, cautious affair.

Given the lack of team news issues and the knockout format, the opening goal could be decisive. If the match is level after 90 minutes, penalties would not come as a surprise.