SC Bastia

SC Bastia
Basic data
Surname	Sporting Club de Bastia
Seat	Bastia , France
founding	1905
Colours	blue and white
president	Claude Ferrandi
Website	/ ww.sc-bastia.corsica
First soccer team
Head coach	Mathieu Chabert
Venue	Stade Armand Cesari
Places	16,048
league	National 2, Group A
2018/19	1st place (National 3)
home Away Alternatively

The Sporting Club de Bastia is a French football club based in Bastia on the island of Corsica . The club was founded in 1905; after a merger (1962) it was called the Sporting Étoile Club Bastia (SEC) until 1987 . He plays at the Stade Armand Césari, better known as the Stade Furiani. After decades of membership in the 1st and 2nd French professional league, the club was forcibly transferred to the 5th league due to bankruptcy in 2017. After two promotions, SC Bastia will play professionally again in the National (D3) (3rd division) in the 2020/21 season .

history

Foundation (1905–1914)

Team of the SC Bastia around 1905

In 1905 Hans Ruesch, a Swiss professor of German at the grammar school in Bastia, founded SC Bastia together with Emile Brandizi and Joachim Vincensini , who together signed the three founding papers . After the founding, Emile Brandizi became the first president of the new association. At that time, SC Bastia was a sports club in which, in addition to soccer, athletics, boxing and wrestling were practiced. Three years after it was founded in 1908, Joachim Vincensini inherited the post from Emile Brandizi, who retired due to illness and died of it in 1914.

At Easter in 1911, SC Bastia received its first opponents in the Piccioni Challenge . Bastia played against two formations from Ajaccio . After that, there were more and more matches against teams from other Corsican cities to popularize football in Corsica. However, the outbreak of World War I slowed down the undertaking.

Beginnings and advancement (1919–1935)

In 1919 Touissaint Maestracci became the new president of SC Bastia. A year later, on May 31, 1920, the SC Bastia received its approval as a sports club. Charles Guitton then became the new president. The games of SC Bastia were now played on the Place Saint Nicolas .

From 1921 onwards, SC Bastia was the first club to play in the newly founded Ligue Corse de Football Association (LCFA). The French Football Association (then FFFA) officially recognized SC Bastia and the league on August 1, 1921.

Joseph Cesari, the father of Armand and Jean-Marie Cesari, became the new president of SC Bastia in 1922, and under his leadership SC Bastia did not win a single trophy in the following years.

In 1925 the SC Bastia merged with the Olympic Bastiais . Louis Orenga then became the sixth president of the club. in the following season (1925/26), SC Bastia won the Corsican League and the Corsican Cup for the first time. SC Bastia succeeded in this endeavor in the four years that followed. Seven years in a row, by 1932, Bastia won the LCFA and five times the Coupe de Corse.

In 1926 important members of Bastia bought the "Campaleone" area for the construction of a new stadium. On February 4, 1932 the first stone was symbolically laid by the new President Pierre Luciani. Only a few months later, on October 16, the Stade de Furiani was inaugurated. On this occasion, SC Bastia played against a selection from Ajaccio. In 1933 Luciani retired after his work, the stadium, was completed to full satisfaction.

In the next season, the SC Bastia won the double again , consisting of the victory of the league and the victory of the cup, in the following year Armand Cesari, the long-time captain of the team, died; the stadium was renamed for the 1937/38 season in his honor. By 1963, eight more Corsican championship titles and ten Corsican cup victories followed. With the change of the first team of SC Bastia in the French league operation, the game operation in the Corsican competitions was continued by the second team.

Beginning of professional football and the "golden era" (1965–1986)

In 1965/66, SC Bastia completed its first season in French professional football and immediately took fourth place in Ligue 2 . In 1968 they won the second division championship and celebrated their first promotion to Ligue 1 . In 1972 the Corsicans reached the final of the French Cup , which they lost 2-1 to Olympique Marseille . Due to Marseille's simultaneous championship title, Bastia was nevertheless allowed to compete in the European Cup Winners' Cup 1972/73 and thus for the first time on the European stage.

In 1977, the team around successful coach Pierre Cahuzac and star players like Dragan Džajić , Claude Papi and Johnny Rep reached third place in Ligue 1 and thus the best placement in the club's history. The Corsicans caused a stir when they became the first French team ever to reach the final of this competition in the 1977/78 UEFA Cup thanks to victories over teams such as Sporting Lisbon , Newcastle United and Turin Calcio . There Bastia was defeated by the favored PSV Eindhoven after a return match with 0: 3.

In 1981, under coach Jean-Antoine Redin, SC Bastia won its first major title when they defeated record champions AS Saint-Étienne 2-1 in the French Cup final . This was followed by a decline, which led to the first relegation from Ligue 1 in 1986.

Promotion and relegation struggles (1986-2017)

The following decades were mainly characterized by battles for promotion and relegation, without the Corsicans being able to return to earlier heydays. After solid years in the second division, the second ascent in the club's history was achieved in 1994, after which they were able to stay in Ligue 1 for eleven years . Biggest successes during this time were reaching the final of the League Cup in 1995, which they lost 2-0 to Paris St. Germain , and winning the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1997 , which allowed a brief return to the European stage.

In 2005, Bastia was relegated from Ligue 1 for the second time, and in 2011 the temporary low was with the first relegation to the third division. However, the Corsicans managed to march back into Ligue 1 within two years.

In the 2016/17 season , SC Bastia came under criticism after the 20th matchday, as Bastia's supporters insulted star striker Mario Balotelli with monkey noises in the home game against OGC Nice . A few days later a fan turned himself in, his season ticket was withdrawn and the stadium was banned.

On matchday 33, SC Bastia came under fire again when spectators stormed the pitch during the warm-up and after the half-time whistle and attacked the Olympique Lyon players. The disciplinary committee decided against Bastia and rated the game with 0: 3 against the SC. In addition, SC Bastia had to play two games in front of empty stands and on a neutral field ( Stade Parsemain ).

In terms of sport, SC Bastia was relegated from the first division with a defeat against Olympique Marseille in the last game.

Insolvency and a new start (from 2017)

After relegation from Ligue 1, Bastia should play the new season in Ligue 2 . However, in June 2017, the DNGC refused SC Bastia the license for Ligue 2 due to its financial deficit and moved him to National 3 (fifth division). A complaint by the association before the administrative court was rejected. Bastia lost his professional status and with it his entire professional team.

In August 2017, the club was taken over by Pierre-Noël Luiggi and Claude Ferrandi. Ferrandi also assumed the office of President, Luiggi that of Vice-President. In addition to the new management, Stéphane Rossi was also introduced as the new trainer.

In season 2018/19 the Corsican group in the National succeeded as champion 3 promotion to the fourth division, National 2, Group A . The league team has been coached by Mathieu Chabert , successor to Stéphane Rossi , since October 2019 . The 2019/20 season in the 4th division was canceled in March 2020 due to the corona crisis. At this point in time, SC Bastia was ahead of the table with 5 points ahead of CS Sedan and was promoted to the National (D3) (3rd division) for the 2020/2021 season .

Stadion

SC Bastia plays in the Stade Armand Césari, better known by its old name Stade Furiani. The capacity is 16,480 spectators (now only seats). In 1992 it was the setting for the drama of Furiani , in which a newly constructed additional grandstand collapsed shortly before the start of a cup match, killing 18 and injuring 2,357. The stadium was expanded in the 2010/11 season by building the opposite stand.

Club logos

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  1980s (first logo under the new / current name)

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  2000s

successes

• French champion : none, so far best position 3rd place (1976/77)
• French Cup Winner : 1981 (and finalist 1972 , 2002 )
• Coupe de la Ligue - Finalist: 2015
• Intertoto Cup winner : 1997
• UEFA Cup finalist : 1978
• Ligue 2 champions: 1968, 2012

Trainer

Coach with the longest tenure

The successful coach of SC Bastia: Pierre Cahuzac (in 1978)

In the last 8 seasons (as of 2017), SC Bastia had also employed 8 different coaches, whereby the term of office varied. Rui Almeida, a Portuguese with whom Bastia was relegated from Ligue 1 in 2016/17, and Henryk Kasperczak from Poland, are the two exceptions in the coaching history of SC Bastia. With the exception of the two just mentioned, all committed coaches had come from France since 1970.

Trainer	Term of office
Pierre Cahuzac	2768 days / 1971-1979
Jean-Antoine Redin	1918 days / 1980-1985
Roland Gransart	1825 days / 1986-1991

Trainer with the best points average

Pierre Cahuzac, incidentally the father of long-time player Yannick Cahuzac, was not only the longest coach in office, but was also able to score the most points per game with the team during this time. His term of office was also Bastia's "Golden Age", they had become one of the best teams in France with him. Cahuzac is followed by Frederic Hantz, who brought the club back to Ligue 1 in modern times.

Trainer	Points per game
Pierre Cahuzac	1.86 PPS
Frederic Hantz	1.47 PPS
Frédéric Antonetti	1.46 PPS

Player statistics

Player with the most stakes

Pierre-Yves André in the service of SC Bastia (2009)

The Frenchman Pierre-Yves André was the most frequently on the field with over 300 games. Closely followed by long-time captain Yannick Cahuzac , who, however, left the club in the 2017/18 season. Both Corsicans remained loyal to the Sporting Club for over 10 years. In third place follows the first non-French, who has however also played over 200 games on the island.

player	Active time	Games
Pierre-Yves André	1997 - 2001, 2006 - 2010	308
Yannick Cahuzac	2005-2017	295
Morlaye Soumah	1991 - 2003	230
Fethi Harek	2007-2014	204
Frédéric Née	1998-2001, 2003-2006	193
Nicolas Penneteau	1998 - 2006	188
Chaouki Ben Saada	2002 - 2008	179
Fabrice Jau	2001 - 2003, 2004 - 2006, 2007 - 2010	175

Player with the most goals

Even with the number of goals, nobody can get close to Pierre-Yves André. The Corsican netted almost a hundred times for the club from Bastia. And so he hit twice as often as the second most successful goalscorer Frédéric Née. The Tunisian Whabi Khazri, who started his now successful career at Bastia, scored a little over thirty goals.

player	Active time	Gates
Pierre-Yves André	1997 - 2001, 2006 - 2010	91
Frédéric Née	1998-2001, 2003-2006	50
Roger Milla	1980-1984	35
Whabi Khazri	2009-2014	31
Fabrice Jau	2001 - 2003, 2004 - 2006, 2007 - 2010	24
Xavier Pentecôte	2007 - 2008, 2010	24
Toiflou Maoulida	2011-2014	21st

league

League affiliation

After the club announced the imminent bankruptcy on August 4, 2017, the Sporting Club was downgraded to National 3, the fifth highest French league. This after the club has already been relegated from Ligue 1 , with 20th place, to Ligue 2 . After the subsequent negotiations with the management of the club, SC Bastia was denied the license for the second French league because of a deficit in the balance sheet. This was an administrative relegation to the National (D3) by the DNGC.

First class ( Division 1 , called Ligue 1 since 2002 ) played Bastia 1968–1986, 1994–2005 and 2012–2017; For the 2009/10 season, the club was relegated from Ligue 2 to the National . The risk of being transferred to the fourth division for economic reasons was ultimately averted; the club thus played the season in the third division and returned at the end of the season as champions in Ligue 2. The second division promotion was followed by the march through to Ligue 1.

League balance

season	competition	space	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Points	Remarks
1967/1968	Ligue 2	1.	21st	8th	5	53:21	50	Ascension, master
1968/1969	Ligue 1	6th	13	8th	13	50:66	34
1969/1970	Ligue 1	17th	10	4th	20th	50:74	24
1970/1971	Ligue 1	17th	12	8th	18th	52:83	32
1971/1972	Ligue 1	9.	20th	2	16	58:57	42
1972/1973	Ligue 1	9.	15th	8th	15th	59:41	38
1973/1974	Ligue 1	11.	14th	8th	16	44:49	36
1974/1975	Ligue 1	6th	15th	11	12	54:47	41
1975/1976	Ligue 1	6th	14th	13	11	59:53	41
1976/1977	Ligue 1	3.	20th	7th	11	82:53	47	Best placement in Ligue 1
1977/1978	Ligue 1	5.	19th	6th	13	62:44	44
1978/1979	Ligue 1	14th	13	9	16	53:65	35
1979/1980	Ligue 1	16.	14th	4th	20th	39:51	32
1980/1981	Ligue 1	12.	13	9	16	50:55	35
1981/1982	Ligue 1	12.	12	11	15th	43:65	35
1982/1983	Ligue 1	17th	9	14th	15th	41:52	32
1983/1984	Ligue 1	10.	14th	8th	16	36:43	36
1984/1985	Ligue 1	14th	11	10	17th	39:68	32
1985/1986	Ligue 1	20th	5	10	23	30:79	20th	descent
1986/1987	Ligue 2	5.	17th	7th	10	62:49	41
1987/1988	Ligue 2	8th.	15th	3	16	41:52	33
1988/1989	Ligue 2	5.	14th	9	11	46:44	51
1989/1990	Ligue 2	6th	14th	11	9	46:38	39
1990/1991	Ligue 2	6th	12	11	11	46:35	35
1991/1992	Ligue 2	4th	16	7th	11	56:46	39
1992/1993	Ligue 2	7th	11	15th	8th	52:39	37
1993/1994	Ligue 2	3.	21st	11	10	44:29	53	Ascent
1994/1995	Ligue 1	15th	11	11	16	44:56	44
1995/1996	Ligue 1	15th	12	8th	18th	45:55	44
1996/1997	Ligue 1	7th	17th	10	11	54:47	61
1997/1998	Ligue 1	9.	13	11	10	36:31	50
1998/1999	Ligue 1	13.	10	8th	16	37:46	38
1999/2000	Ligue 1	10.	11	12	11	43:39	45
2000/2001	Ligue 1	8th.	13	6th	15th	45:41	45
2001/2002	Ligue 1	11.	12	5	17th	38:44	41
2002/2003	Ligue 1	12.	12	11	15th	40:48	47
2003/2004	Ligue 1	17th	9	12	17th	33:49	39
2004/2005	Ligue 1	19th	11	8th	19th	32:48	41	descent
2005/2006	Ligue 2	6th	16	10	12	47:40	58
2006/2007	Ligue 2	9.	14th	11	13	52:49	53
2007/2008	Ligue 2	11.	14th	9	15th	45:46	50
2008/2009	Ligue 2	11.	13	9	16	38:47	48
2009/2010	Ligue 2	20th	10	9	19th	40:48	39	descent
2010/2011	National (D3)	1.	27	10	3	81:24	91	Promotion, highest score achieved
2011/2012	Ligue 2	1.	21st	8th	9	61:36	71	Ascension, master
2012/2013	Ligue 1	12.	13	8th	17th	50:66	47
2013/2014	Ligue 1	10.	12	11	15th	42:56	49
2014/2015	Ligue 1	12.	12	11	15th	37:46	47
2015/2016	Ligue 1	10	14th	8th	16	36:42	50
2016/2017	Ligue 1	20th	8th	10	20th	29:54	34	Relegation and relegation by the DNGC to the National 3
2017/2018	National 3	2.	15th	8th	3	46:18	53
2018/2019	National 3	1.	19th	4th	1	62: 9	61	Ascension, master
2019/2020	National 2	1.	17th	2	2	37:15	53	Season ended after 21 games due to the corona crisis - automatic promotion
2020/2021	National 1

Eternal table

The SC Bastia is currently in the all-time table of Ligue 1 in 18th place out of a total of 75 teams.

European Cup balance sheet

season	competition	round	opponent	total	To	Back
1972/73	UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	1 round	Atlético Madrid	1: 2	0: 0 (H)	1: 2 (A)
1977/78	Uefa cup	1 round	Sporting Lisbon	5: 3	3: 2 (H)	2: 1 (A)
		2nd round	Newcastle United	5: 2	2: 1 (H)	3: 1 (A)
		3rd round	Turin Calcio	5: 3	2: 1 (H)	3: 2 (A)
		Quarter finals	FC Carl Zeiss Jena	9: 6	7: 2 (H)	2: 4 (A)
		Semifinals	Grasshopper Zurich	( a ) 3: 3(a)	2: 3 (A)	1: 0 (H)
		final	PSV Eindhoven	0: 3	0: 0 (H)	0: 3 (A)
1981/82	UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	1 round	Kotkan Työvänen Palloilijat	5-0	0: 0 (A)	5: 0 (H)
		2nd round	Dinamo Tbilisi	2: 4	1: 1 (H)	1: 3 (A)
1997	UEFA Intertoto Cup	Group stage	NK Hrvatski dragovoljac	1-0	1: 0 (A)
			Silkeborg IF	1-0	1: 0 (H)
			Ebbw Vale AFC	2: 1	2: 1 (A)
			Graz AK	1: 2	1: 2 (H)
		Semifinals	Hamburger SV	2: 1	1: 0 (A)	1: 1 a.d. (H)
		final	Halmstads BK	2: 1	1: 0 (A)	1: 1 a.d. (H)
1997/98	Uefa cup	1 round	Benfica Lisbon	1-0	1: 0 (H)	0: 0 (A)
		2nd round	Steaua Bucharest	(a)3: 3 ( a )	0: 1 (A)	3: 2 (H)
1998	UEFA Intertoto Cup	2nd round	Macedonia Skopje	7: 1	0: 1 (A)	7: 0 (H)
		3rd round	Altay İzmir	4: 3	2: 0 (H)	2: 3 a.d. (A)
		Semifinals	FK Vojvodina	2: 4	2: 0 (H)	0: 4 (A)
2001	UEFA Intertoto Cup	2nd round	NK Slaven Belupo	0: 3	0: 2 (H)	0: 1 (A)

Legend: (H) - home game, (A) - away game, (N) - neutral place, (a) - away goal rule , (i. E.) - on penalties , (n. V.) - after extra time

Overall record : 38 games, 19 wins, 7 draws, 12 defeats, 61:45 goals (goal difference +16)

media

SCB TV

The SCB TV is available on the official website as well as on Dailymotion . On SCB TV highlights and summaries of all games are shown, parts of the press conferences and interviews with the players can also be seen. Scenes from training sessions and / or photos of events are also shown, albeit less often. However, SCB TV does not broadcast any live broadcasts, but uploads its videos to the said platforms afterwards.

SCB radio

Every SC Bastia game was broadcast live and commented on by SCB Radio . The radio could be listened to live on the internet through Bastia's website. In addition, the audience can hear the games of the last 2 years retrospectively.

Solu Noi

The Solu Noi is a club magazine of SC Bastia, which appears periodically. It has been published 19 times, the last time in June 2016. The magazine deals with the first team of SC Bastia in advance, also with a special focus on individual players. However, important events from youth teams and reserve teams are also reported. In addition, an extra booklet appears at the beginning of each new season, in which readers are prepared for the new season. The magazine was available in the fan shop.

Sponsors

The main sponsor of SC Bastia is Oscaro , of which a group is now negotiating the takeover of the club. Next are Corsica Ferries , Pago, qwant and Vito funder of the association. The current supplier to Bastia is Adidas Madewis .

Squad

Current squad

Since SC Bastia has lost its professional status through the DNGC, the contracts with the current players will be terminated. So the current squad (for the 2017/18 season) is currently not known for sure.

Squad 2016/17

goal	Defense	midfield	attack
30th Paul Charruau 16 Jean-Louis Leca 1 Thomas Vincensini	28 Florian Marange 3 Julien Benhaim 29 Gilles Cioni 5 Sebastien Squillaci 3 Nicolas Saint reputation 23 Alexander Djiku 22nd Farid Boulaya 17th Lindsay Rose 4th Abdelhamid El Kaoutari 20th Pierre Bengtsson	12 Abdoulaye Keita 10 Lyes Houri 14th Mehdi Mostefa 8th Gaël Danic 18th Yannick Cahuzac 19th Axel Ngando 2 Sadio Diallo 15th Prince Oniangué	33 Geoffrey Acheampong 9 Florian Raspentino 7th Jerson Cabral 25th Lassana Coulibaly 11 Lenni Nangis 6th Allan Saint-Maximin 27 Enzo Crivelli

Known / important former players

Claude Papi ( 1967-1982 , midfielder)

The native Corsican with the "high forehead" played his entire career at Bastia, then SEC Bastia. Bastia was particularly successful with Papi on a European level. Claude Papi scored twice in the semifinals of the Uefa Cup against Grasshopper Club Zurich and thus brought his club to the final, thus enabling one of the greatest successes in the club's history.

Rachid Mekhloufi ( 1968-1970 , player-coach)

Bastia was Rachid Mekhloufi's first coaching station. SC Bastia had just got promoted when they hired Rachid as their coach. Mekhloufi reached 6th place together with Bastia in his first season, this is the 3rd best position that SC Bastia has achieved so far.

Francois Félix (1971-1973 / 1976-1978, Sturm)

After Bastia reached the final of the French Cup with Félix, they won the French Supercup for the first time 5-2 against Olympique Marseille. Félix also contributed his part to the victory with a goal.

Jacques Zimako (1972-1977 / 1983-1985 , Sturm)

Abdelkrim Merry (1974-1980, Sturm)

Dragan Dzajic (1975-1977, Sturm)

One of the most famous players in Yugoslavia played on the island for 2 seasons. There he scored 31 goals in 56 games.

Jean-Francois Larios ( 1977-1978 , midfielder)

Larios led the Corsican surprise team to the UEFA Cup final and played in all other important games for SC Bastia

Johnny Rep ( 1977-1979 , Storm)

He reached the UEFA Cup final together with SC Bastia.

Roger Milla ( 1980-1984 , Sturm)

Bruno Rodriguez (1993-1996, storm)

Pierre-Yves André (1997 - 2001/2006 - 2010, storm)

For more than 10 years in total, Bastia played and therefore most often of all players. He was relegated to Ligue 2 on his return, but was then also instrumental in rebuilding the team. In the year after his retirement, the rise was a fact. André scored the most for Bastia with his 91 goals.

Frédéric Née (1998 - 2001/2003 - 2006, storm)

Michael Essien (2000 - 2003, midfielder)

The SC Bastia was the first stop in Michael Essien's career, while Essien was voted France's most valuable player in the 2002/03 season. He scored 11 goals in his 66 games at Bastia and after his departure Bastia was never ranked better.

Christian Karembeu (2005, defense)

Ending his career was Karembeu's motto when he came to Bastia. He only played 18 games for the Corsicans. But it was still a success for Bastia that they were able to sign such a "superstar".

Mickaël Landreau (2013 - 2014, goal)

The French international goalkeeper had come to Bastia for his last season and a half. He was awarded the Étoile d'Or for the best goalkeeper in his first season .

literature

• Thierry Berthou / Collectif: Dictionnaire historique des clubs de football français. Pages de Foot, Créteil 1999 - Volume 1 (A-Mo) ISBN 2-913146-01-5 , Volume 2 (Mu-W) ISBN 2-913146-02-3

Web links

Commons : SC Bastia  - collection of images

• Official website (French and Corsican)

Remarks

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3. ^ Ghost games for Bastia, 3 points for Lyon. In: Spiegel Online. Retrieved May 23, 2017 . 
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5. ↑ LFP.fr - DNCG: Relevé de décisions du jeudi 22 juin 2017. Retrieved on August 16, 2017 (French). 
6. ^ Football. Le tribunal administratif rejette la requête du SC Bastia . In: Ouest-France.fr . ( ouest-france.fr [accessed August 16, 2017]).
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13. ^ Charles Monti: SC Bastia: National 1 confirmé par la LFP. Statute pro conservé si… In: Corse Net Infos - Pure player corse . ( corsenetinfos.corsica [accessed August 16, 2017]).
14. ↑ to France Football online ( Memento of the original of July 8, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
15. ^ SCB TV. Sporting Club de Bastia, accessed August 16, 2017 (French). 
16. ^ SCB radio. Retrieved August 16, 2017 (French). 
17. ↑ JPGIACOBBI: Solu Noi . In: Sporting Club di Bastia . October 28, 2016 ( sc-bastia.corsica [accessed August 16, 2017]).
18. ↑ Partners and sponsors. SC Bastia, accessed August 16, 2017 (French).