Sporting Étoile Club de Bastia
1980-1981
S.C. Bastia 1980-1981 COUPE DE FRANCE WINNER:
Standing: Cazes, Pastinelli, Lacuesta, Hiard, Desvignes, Orlanducci
Crouching: Mariini, Fiard, Milla, Ihily, Marcialis, Henry, Marchioni
Standing: Cazes, Pastinelli, Lacuesta, Hiard, Desvignes, Orlanducci
Crouching: Mariini, Fiard, Milla, Ihily, Marcialis, Henry, Marchioni
COACH:
Antoine Redin
GOALKEEPERS:
1 Pierrick HIARD Gérard GILIDEFENDERS:
4 Charles ORLANDUCCI 5 Félix LACUESTA 2 Jean-Louis CAZES 3 Paul MARCHIONI (c) José PASTINELLI
Ljubiša RAJKOVIĆ César NATIVIMIDFIELDERS:
6 Jean-Louis DESVIGNES 8 Alain FIARD 10 Joël HENRY Claude PAPIFORWARDS:
7 Louis MARCIALIS 11 Simei IHILY
9 Roger MILLA Thierry GUDIMARD Jean-Marie DE ZERBI Pascal MARIINI4-3-3 FORMATIONS:
Bastia Vs St. Etienne 2:1 - Coupe de France final (13/06/1981)
GK HIARD
CB ORLANDUCCI
CB LACUESTA
RB CAZES
LB MARCHIONI ©
DMF DESVIGNES
DMF FIARD
AMF HENRY
RWF/CF MARCIALIS
LWF IHILY
CF MILLA
Captain: Paul Marchioni
Short Free Kick: Félix Lacuesta | Jean-Louis Desvignes
Long Free Kick: Félix Lacuesta
Left Corner: Simei Ihily
Right Corner: Joël Henry
Penalty: Roger Milla | Félix Lacuesta
HONOURS:
French Division 1: 12th place
Coupe de France: Winner
INFO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZELMPLeQxco
https://www.corsematin.com/articles/sc- ... ete-113709
https://www.corsefootball.fr/scb/historique/1980-1981/
During the championship, Bastia alternated good performances at home with poor performance in away matches, oscillating between the mid-table positions and those immediately above the relegation zone. Thanks to a final series of four consecutive useful results, the Turchini finally protected themselves from the danger of falling to the bottom on the penultimate day, finishing the championship in twelfth place.
Having passed the first round against Caen , Bastia overtook some leading teams in the French Cup such as Monaco in the round of 16 and Lens in the semi-finals, reaching the final against Saint-Étienne who had just become French champions . The 2-1 final delivered the first French Cup to the Turchini, as well as the third European qualification in their history, in the Cup Winners' Cup. A trophy all the more important since it still appears to this day as the club's only major title.