PSG Dominate with Second 7-0 Win of the Week, Crush Opponent in Coupe De France

Paris Saint-Germain had an impressive victory in the French Cup quarter-finals, defeating fourth-tier Stade Briochin 7-0 on Wednesday. Joao Neves scored the first goal for PSG at Roazhon Park, followed by another goal from Goncalo Ramos before half-time. Ramos, a Portugal international, then scored from a penalty early in the second half, while Desire Doue and Ramos added more goals to complete the hat-trick in the 58th minute. In another thrilling match, second-tier Dunkerque made a remarkable comeback after being two goals down to beat Brest 3-2.

Senny Mayulu made it six before Ousmane Dembele came off the bench to round off the scoring as the record 15-time cup winners ended the fairytale run of their opponents from Brittany, who had stunned Nice in the previous round.

"We played at a very good level today. We would have had problems if that wasn't the case," said PSG coach Luis Enrique, who is preparing his team to face Lille on Saturday and Liverpool next week in the Champions League last 16.

Ligue 2 promotion chasers Dunkerque upset Brest courtesy of two late goals from substitute Opa Sangante, reaching the last four of the competition for the first time since 1929.

Brest led through a Mathias Pereira Lage strike before Bendjaloud Youssouf's own goal put the hosts 2-0 up on the hour, but Dunkerque captain Vincent Sasso pulled one back before Sangante's heroics capped a remarkable fightback.

"I told the players we were capable of turning the game around. Even when we were 2-0 down, when I sent players on I told them if we scored a goal we would get back into it," said Dunkerque coach Luis Castro.

"Opa was injured and I thought he wasn't going to play today. But we needed him for 30 minutes and he didn't do badly," beamed Castro, whose side had already knocked out Ligue 1 clubs Auxerre and Lille en route to the last eight.

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Fourth-tier Cannes reached the semi-finals on Tuesday along with Reims, with the draw to be held on Thursday.

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