How to watch ES Buxerolles vs Sable-sur-Sarthe online & on TV, head to head and predictions

ES Buxerolles vs Sable-sur-Sarthe: Coupe de France preview, team news and kick-off time

Where to watch ES Buxerolles vs Sable-sur-Sarthe

There is no broadcast information currently listed for this Coupe de France tie, so fans may need to check closer to kick-off for any late-added streaming or local coverage. The match takes place on Saturday, 14 November 2026, with kick-off at 18:00.

Match preview

ES Buxerolles face Sable-sur-Sarthe in Round 7 of the Coupe de France, with both sides aiming to keep their cup run alive in the early stages of the competition. With the draw still wide open at this point, progress is vital for any team hoping to build momentum in a knockout format where one poor night ends the journey.

Sable-sur-Sarthe bring the clearer recent cup pedigree into this fixture. Their last four Coupe de France outings include a penalty shootout win over US Saint-Malo in November 2025, a 4-2 defeat away at Saint-Colomban Locmine in 2024, and another shootout success against Plouvorn AG in 2022. That record shows a side that can handle tight knockout games, even when the margins are slim.

ES Buxerolles have no recent form or squad information listed here, which makes them more of an unknown quantity going into the tie. That can work both ways in the cup: it reduces the chance of over-analysis, but it also means Sable-sur-Sarthe must be ready for an opponent that could approach the match with freedom and plenty of energy.

Team news

Neither side has any missing players listed, so both managers should have a full squad available. With no confirmed absences, selection issues are unlikely to shape the build-up. That should give both teams a straightforward platform to name their strongest available line-ups for a place in the next round.

What to expect

Cup fixtures at this stage are often decided by discipline, patience and set-piece moments rather than style points. Sable-sur-Sarthe’s recent record suggests they are comfortable in close contests, while ES Buxerolles have the benefit of being a less familiar opponent. If the match stays level deep into the second half, the pressure on both sides increases quickly.