the time changes from am to pm at noon.
when does the time change from am to pm?
noon
unlike lille, who opened up the competition against amateur opposition, paris saint-germain faced fellow ligue 1 outfit lens at the parc des princes. the hosts opened the match by scoring the first five goals. goals by zoumana camara, nenê, péguy luyindula and guillaume hoarau, the latter netting two, was enough to allow paris saint-germain progression to the round of 32. the club's next opponent was amateur club agen. due to agen being two levels below paris saint-germain, the club was designated as the home team. the designation resulted in the location and time of the match becoming the subject of debate for almost an entire week as psg officials sought to move the match up from 20:45 cet to 18:00 in the afternoon to allow the club enough recovery time for its next match and to also limit possible incidents involving the clubs' supporters. after the french football federation ruled in favor of the time change, paris saint-germain began questioning the safety and security of agen's stadium and requested that the match site be moved to either the stade chaban-delmas in bordeaux or the stadium municipal in toulouse. agen officials balked at the idea stating the club's stadium had met all the guidelines and requirements of the federation. despite appealing for a stadium change, psg were denied after the federation ruled in favor of agen on 19 january. in the match, saint-germain opened the scoring through midfielder mathieu bodmer. agen, surprisingly, equalized through mamoudou daffé just before half-time. two minutes after the interval, the away side re-took the lead through luyindula and doubled its lead in the 50th minute after a goal from hoarau. despite agen scoring in the 60th minute to close the lead to a goal, "les rouge-et-bleu" were able to hold onto the 3–2 victory.
2011 coupe de france final
time change... a natural progression





























time change... a natural progression is the debut studio album by sherbet released in 1972. the album includes the bands hit singles "can you feel it, baby?", "free the people", "you're all woman" and "you've got the gun". the album peaked at number 66 on the kent music report.





























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bullet::::- daryl braithwaite – vocals





























bullet::::- garth porter – organ, piano, vocals, wurlitzer electric piano





























bullet::::- tony mitchell – bass guitar, vocals





























bullet::::- alan sandow – drums





























bullet::::- clive shakespeare – guitar, vocals





























bullet::::- bruce worrall – bass guitar on "can you feel it baby"
time change... a natural progression