Stade Bordelais

Formed in 1889 as the football section of Stade Bordelais Omnisport Club, the club has also been known since 1901 as Stade Bordelais Université Club, after a short lived merger of the omnisports club with Clubs Université Bordelais. Under this name they won the first edition of the Division d'Honneur of the Aquitaine League in 1920, the first of four such titles for the club in the 1920s. The first appearance of the club in national competition was the first edition of the Division Nationale de CFA in 1948, which they qualified for via a third-place finish in the Aquitaine Division d'Honneur. A 9th-place finish in the West Group was not sufficient to qualify automatically for the competition the following year. However, in 1950 the club were champions of the Aquitaine Division d'Honneur, automatically qualifying for the Division Nationale de CFA. This time they maintained their presence at this level for two seasons. For more than 45 years the club played just regional football, before again winning the Aquitaine Division d'Honneur in 1997. This qualified the club for the first season under the new name of Championnat de France Amateur 2, the fifth level of the national league structure. The club finished third in group E, which was sufficient to gain promotion, due to the two better places clubs being ineligible reserve sides. The first season at the fourth level saw the club obtain a mid-table finish, but they were relegated back to the fifth level in 2000 and eventually…

Championnat de France Amateur 2 (tier-V) Champions (3): 2006, 2012, 2017 Division d'Honneur Aquitaine Champions (6): 1920, 1924, 1926, 1929, 1950, 1997