Standings

PDIFFPTS
Champions League
1AS Monaco FC3+49
2Paris FC3+47
3Lyon3+47
UEFA Europa League
4Lille OSC3+37
Conference League qualification
5Stade Rennais FC 19013+27
6RC Strasbourg Alsace3+16
7Stade Brestois 293+15
8FC Lorient304
9Estac Troyes3-34
10Olympique de Marseille3+13
11Racing Club de Lens3+13
12Angers3-13
13Paris Saint-Germain FC3-12
14Le Mans3-12
15OGC Nice3-32
Relegation
16Le Havre AC3-21
17Toulouse FC3-31
18AJ Auxerre3-70
Rules and legend
  • Champions League
  • UEFA Europa League
  • Conference League qualification
  • Relegation

Top Players

Season Statistics

Ligue 1Season 2026
6
Position
3
MP
2
W
0
D
1
L
8
GF
7
GA
6
Pts

🏆
67%
Win rate
⚽
2.7
Goals / game
🛡️
2.3
Conceded / game
🧤
0/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF8
GA7
GD1
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Ligue 12026
3201876
Conference League2025
651011516
Ligue 12025
3415811584753
Ligue 12024
341699564457
Ligue 12023
3410915385039
Ligue 12022
3891316515940
Ligue 12021
3817129604363
Ligue 12020
3811918495842
Ligue 12019
2711511323238
Ligue 12018
38111611584849
Ligue 12017
3891118446738

History of Strasbourg

Founding and Early Years

The club was founded on 1 January 1906 as FC Neudorf, by students from Strasbourg's Neudorf district. It took the name Racing Club de Strasbourg in 1919, after Alsace's return to France following the First World War.

Club Evolution

Nicknamed "Le Racing" or "Les Bleu et Blanc," the club have played since 1914 at the Stade de la Meinau, the only stadium in their history. Since June 2023, the club has belonged to BlueCo, Chelsea's owning group, integrating it into a multi-club network.

Great Managers

Gilbert Gress remains the club's most significant figure: he led Strasbourg to their sole Ligue 1 title in 1978-79, having already contributed to the 1966 Coupe de France win as a player.

Iconic Players

Ernst Stojaspal defined the club's 1950s. Frank Leboeuf, who passed through Racing before becoming a 1998 World Cup winner with France, is among the great names developed or who emerged at the club.

Major Achievements

RC Strasbourg have won one Ligue 1 title (1978-79), three Coupe de France titles (1950-51, 1965-66, 2000-01), and four Coupe de la Ligue titles, the most recent in 2018-19, with no European trophy.

The Club Today

Led by Hugo Oliveira since July 2026 and chaired by Marc Keller since 2012, under BlueCo ownership since 2023, RC Strasbourg finished 8th in Ligue 1 in 2025-26 and qualified for the Europa Conference League after reaching the same competition's semi-final.

Frequently asked questions

When is RC Strasbourg Alsace's next match?+

RC Strasbourg Alsace face OGC Nice on 10 October 2026.

What is RC Strasbourg Alsace's current standing?+

RC Strasbourg Alsace are currently 6 in Ligue 1 with 6 points.

When did RC Strasbourg win their only league title?+

In 1978-79, under Gilbert Gress.

Who owns RC Strasbourg?+

BlueCo, Chelsea's owning group, since June 2023.

What is Strasbourg's home stadium?+

The Stade de la Meinau, the only stadium in their history, since 1914.

Which great French player passed through Strasbourg?+

Frank Leboeuf, before becoming a 1998 World Cup winner.

When did RC Strasbourg win their most recent Coupe de la Ligue?+

In 2018-19.

Who is Strasbourg's current head coach?+

Hugo Oliveira, since July 2026.

When was RC Strasbourg founded?+

On 1 January 1906.