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PSG enter quarterfinal

AFP, Paris
A double by much-travelled French striker Pegguy Luyindula saw holders Paris Saint Germain to a 2-0 win over Nancy on Wednesday and a League Cup quarterfinal date with the team they beat in last season's final Lens.
Adding further spice to tire last eight clash will be the vitriol that was aimed at a section of PSG fans following the final for bringing in highly abusive banners - aimed at Northern French people where Lens is-to the match.
However, PSG coach Paul Le Guen preferred to look at the match which will be in Lens at the highly-charged Felix Bollaert Stadium, which is famous forhavingacapacity with more people than live in Lens.
"I am very happy to go back to Lens, I have good memories of Bollaert and I always like to play them," said Le Guen.
"It will be a good match in a red hot atmosphere but it will be above all a good football match.
"Time has passed (since the banner incident) and one can only hope for intelligent behaviour and a good match," added the former Rangers and Lyon handler.
On Tuesday seven times French champions Lyon and former French champions Auxerre were major casualties as they lost 3-1 and 2-0 to Second Division sides Metz and Vannes respectively.
Auxerre - who have won just one of their previous seven matches in all competitions - followed fellow First Division side Valenciennes in becoming scalps for Vannes, who were tasting welcome revenge for two previous French Cup defeats -both by Auxerre.
Vannes - unbeaten at home this season - will now face Metz in the quarterfinals.
Metz, who are fourth in the Second Division, took full advantage of a Lyon side that rested several of their stars including
defenders Jean-Alain Boumsong and Anthony Reveillere and French internationals JeremyToulalan and Karim Benzema.
Metz opened the scoring in the 21st minute through a header by Victor Mendy from a cross by Sebastien Renouard and then the former returned the favour by setting up the latter before halftime.
Lyon reduced the deficit shortly after the break with a header by Brazilian defender Cris from a Kim Kallstrom corner, but it was game over in the 66th minute as Romain Rocchi took advantage of the hesitation of reserve goalkeeper Remy Vercoutre following a poor back pass by Cameroon international Jean II Makoun.
The other First Division outfit to lose to lower league opposition on Tuesday were predictably struggling Sochaux. who went down 1-0 to Second Division Lens, for whom defender Ala Eddinc Yahia scored the decisive goal with a header in the 109th minute.