📸 Coupe de France: stunning tifos light up the final
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What a spectacle in the stands!
This Saturday evening, Paris Saint-Germain and Stade de Reims face off in the final of the French Cup.
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Before the kick-off of this final, Parisian and Reims supporters treated the Stade de France to two magnificent tifos!
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