Stade Reims / Statistics

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This page is used to present lists and statistics on Stade de Reims , for which there is no space in the main article. The focus is on information about the official first division years, especially the "great days" of footballers (1945–1964). Unless otherwise stated, the following sections refer to men's football.

League affiliation and placements

For a quicker overview, the seasons that Stade Reims have spent in the top division are shown in green and those in the second-highest division are yellow, all others are grayed out in the following table.

season
League affiliation (a) 		End
place 		Points /
goals (b) 		National cup European
competitions (c) 		Other competitions and teams /
comments
1931/32 DH northeast 2. not qualif.  
1932/33 DH northeast 3. not qualif.  
1933/34 DH northeast 3. not qualif.  
1934/35 DH northeast 1. 1/16 finals French amateur champion ; Ascent 
1935/36 D2 10. 33:35
62:74		 1/32 finals Assumption of professional status 
1936/37 D2 16. 23:41
46:66		 1/32 finals  
1937/38 D2 10. 27:33
48:50		 1/16 finals  
1938/39 D2 6th 47:33
70:46		 Quarter finals Stades 2nd team: French amateur champion 
1939/40 (d) D1 north 3. 1/16 finals League operation: "War Championship" 
1940/41 D1 north 4th Semi-final zone (s) League operation: "War Championship" 
1941/42 D1 north 1. Zone finals League operation: "War Championship" 
1942/43 D1 north 5. Zone eighth finals League operation: "War Championship" 
1943/44 D1 7th final ÉF Reims-Champagne ; (f) League operations: "War Championship" 
1944/45 D1 north 4th 1/16 finals League operation: "War Championship" 
1945/46 D1 4th 40:28
68:48		 1/32 finals  
1946/47 D1 2. 49:27
72:40		 Quarter finals  
1947/48 D1 3. 46:22
79:50		 Round of 16 Stades 2nd team: French amateur champion 
1948/49 D1 master 48:20
90:54		 Round of 16 CL: 4.  
1949/50 D1 3. 44:24
62:47		 Cup winners  
1950/51 D1 4th 40:28
61:50		 1/32 finals  
1951/52 D1 4th 38:30
64:48		 1/16 finals  
1952/53 D1 master 48:20
86:36		 1/32 finals CL: Winner CL final: 3-0 against AC Milan 
1953/54 D1 2. 46:22
62:36		 1/16 finals Coupe Charles Drago : winner 
1954/55 D1 master 44:24
78:53		 Round of 16 CL: Finale CL final: 0-2 against Real Madrid ; Supercup : winner 
1955/56 D1 10. 34:34
61:50		 Quarter finals EC1: final EC1 final: 3: 4 against Real Madrid;
Finalist of the French Youth A Cup 
1956/57 D1 3. 43:25
73:47		 1/16 finals  
1957/58 D1 master 48:20
89:42		 Cup winners Win the doublé as only the fifth club in France ;
Supercup : winner 
1958/59 D1 4th 48:28
84:59		 Round of 16 EC1: final EC1 final: 0-2 against Real Madrid 
1959/60 D1 master 60:16
109: 46		 Semifinals Stade scored 109 goals in his 38 league games;
Supercup : winner 
1960/61 D1 3. 50:26
78:44		 Quarter finals EC1: Round of 16 EC1: eliminated by Burnley FC (3-2, 0-2) 
1961/62 D1 master 48:28
83:60		 Quarter finals  
1962/63 D1 2. 47:29
79:52		 Semifinals EC1: quarter-finals EC1: eliminated by Feyenoord Rotterdam (0: 1, 1: 1) 
1963/64 D1 17th 27:41
37:56		 Round of 16 Descent; Supercup : Winner ;
Winning the French A-Youth Cup 
1964/65 D2 10. 29:31
54:38		 Round of 16  
1965/66 D2 1. 50:22
76:38		 Quarter finals Ascent 
1966/67 D1 19th 30:46
40:66		 1/32 finals descent 
1967/68 D2 3. 43:25
69:27		 1/32 finals failed in the promotion games;
Finalist of the French Youth A Cup 
1968/69 D2 8th. 44:36
63:45		 1/16 finals  
1969/70 D2 4th 37:23
44:31		 1/16 finals Ascent through D1 increase 
1970/71 D1 9. 39:37
64:54		 1/16 finals  
1971/72 D1 15th 31:45
46:69		 Semifinals  
1972/73 D1 8th. 41:35
50:47		 Round of 16  
1973/74 D1 6th 50
67:62		 Semifinals  
1974/75 D1 11. 41
57:57		 1/16 finals French women champion 
1975/76 D1 5. 47
68:49		 Round of 16 French women champion 
1976/77 D1 11. 36:40
53:60		 final Cup final: 1: 2 against AS Saint-Étienne ; French women champion ; Finalist of the French Youth A Cup 
1977/78 D1 15th 32:44
42:55		 Round of 16  
1978/79 D1 20th 17:59
26:71		 Round of 16 descent 
1979/80 D2, group A 8th. 39:29
41:35		 Round of 16 French women champion 
1980/81 D2, group B 10. 32:36
55:56		 not qualif.  
1981/82 D2, group B 6th 41:27
54:26		 1/16 finals French women champion 
1982/83 D2, group B 2. 52:16
70:33		 1/32 finals failed in the promotion games 
1983/84 D2, group B 4th 45:23
68:40		 1/16 finals  
1984/85 D2, group A 12. 32:36
31:44		 not qualif.  
1985/86 D2, group B 4th 43:25
49:37		 1/32 finals  
1986/87 D2, group A 4th 43:25
53:34		 Semifinals  
1987/88 D2, group B 7th 35:33
42:40		 Semifinals  
1988/89 D2, group A 9. 43
39:37		 1/32 finals  
1989/90 D2, group A 7th 35:33
37:32		 1/32 finals  
1990/91 D2, group B 6th 37:31
38:29		 not qualif. League Cup Winner ; Forced relegation 
1991/92 D3 east 6th not qualif. Bankruptcy of the association 
1992/93 DH northeast 8th. not qualif. Foundation of the club, amateur status, placement in the 6th division 
1993/94 DH northeast 1. not qualif. Ascent 
1994/95 Nat3, group A 4th not qualif.  
1995/96 Nat3, group A 4th not qualif.  
1996/97 Nat3, group A 3. 1/32 finals  
1997/98 CFA2, group C 1. 1/32 finals Ascent 
1998/99 CFA, group A 3. not qualif. Ascent 
1999/2000 D3 11. not qualif.  
2000/01 D3 5. Quarter finals  
2001/02 D3 2. Round of 16 Ascent 
2002/03 L2 20th 35
31:45		 1/32 finals Assumption of professional status; descent 
2003/04 D3 1. Round of 16 Ascent 
2004/05 L2 16. 43
34:55		 1/16 finals  
2005/06 L2 14th 45
32:31		 not qualif.  
2006/07 L2 11. 47
43:46		 not qualif.  
2007/08 L2 13. 46
44:52		 1/32 finals  
2008/09 L2 20th 36
40:51		 not qualif. descent 
2009/10 D3 2. not qualif. Ascent 
2010/11 L2 10. 49
53:51		 Quarter finals  
2011/12 L2 2. 65
54:37		 not qualif. Ascent 
2012/13 L1 14th 43
33:42		 1/32 finals
2013/14 L1 11. 48
44:52		 1/32 finals Finalist of the French Youth A Cup 
2014/15 L1 15th 44
47:66		 1/16 finals Won the French A youth championship
2015/16 L1 18th 39
44:57		 1/32 finals descent 
2016/17 L2 7th 55
42:39		 1/32 finals
2017/18 L2 1. 88
74:24		 not qualif. Ascent 
2018/19 L1 8th. 55
39:42		 1/16 finals
2019/20 L1 6th 41
26:21		 1/32 finals League abandoned after 28 of 38 games due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020/21 L1
:		 Qualification for EC3
(a)D1 or L1: Division 1, from 2002 Ligue 1
D2 or L2: Division 2, from 2002 Ligue 2
D3: third highest division
CFA : highest national amateur class
Nat3 or CFA2: second highest national amateur class
DH: Division d'Honneur , regional highest Amateur class
(b)For the official first and second division seasons only. The two-point rule for a victory was valid until 1973, from 1976 to 1988 and again from 1989 to 1994, there were three points per victory in 1988/89 and since 1994. From 1973 to 1975 teams each received one additional point for victories, in who they had scored at least 3 goals, 1975/76 for matches won by at least three goals difference.
(d) These "war championships" (1939/40 to 1944/45), which were held in two or three seasons apart from the 1943/44 season, are nowadays only considered unofficial competitions.
(e)The cup competition was held from 1940/41 to 1942/43 in three zones ( zone interdite, occupée, libre , "forbidden, occupied and unoccupied zone"); their winners then determined the state cup winner - which is still officially recognized today. Reims was in occupied France.
(f)In the 1943/44 season, only Équipes Fédérales ("national teams ") played in France's professional sector with state- paid contract players (see here ). Stade Reims' players were assigned to the ÉF Reims-Champagne .

Important people for the association

player

All French champions and cup winners

It includes all players who have played at least one league game for Reims in the championship seasons or have played in one of the two victorious cup final teams. Substitutions were only allowed in competitive games from 1958/59, the change of two players only from 1976.
The players are sorted according to the number of titles. The championship (M-) or cup-winning season (P-) and the number of league appearances / hits are noted behind the respective name. The eleven players who won the only international title - the Coupe Latine in 1953 - for the club are also given the C-53.

7 tracks
  • Robert Jonquet : M-48/49 (34/1), P-49/50, M-52/53 (34/1), M-54/55 (34/0), M-57/58 (34 / 0), P-57/58, M-59/60 (34/0) - see also C-53


6 tracks
  • Armand Penverne : M-48/49 (22/0), P-49/50, M-52/53 (34/3), M-54/55 (32/5), M-57/58 (33 / 1), P-57/58 - see also C-53


5 tracks
  • Robert Siatka : M-54/55 (25/0), M-57/58 (30/1), P-57/58, M-59/60 (35/3), M-61/62 (34 / 1)


4 tracks
  • Dominique Colonna : M-57/58 (32/0), P-57/58, M-59/60 (32/0), M-61/62 (27/0)
  • Just Fontaine : M-57/58 (26/34), P-57/58, M-59/60 (28/28), M-61/62 (7/2)
  • Raoul Giraudo : M-54/55 (13/0), M-57/58 (24/0), P-57/58, M-59/60 (7/0)
  • Raymond Kopa : M-52/53 (33/13), M-54/55 (31/11), M-59/60 (36/14), M-61/62 (30/2) - plus C- 53
  • Michel Leblond : M-52/53 (3/0), M-54/55 (31/5), M-57/58 (29/3), M-59/60 (34/1)
  • Roger Piantoni : M-57/58 (32/17), P-57/58, M-59/60 (26/18), M-61/62 (18/16)
  • Paul Sinibaldi : M-48/49 (28/0), P-49/50, M-52/53 (34/0), M-54/55 (34/0) - see also C-53
  • Jean Vincent : M-57/58 (31/8), P-57/58, M-59/60 (37/14), M-61/62 (37/9)
  • Simon Zimny : M-52/53 (33/0), M-54/55 (31/0), M-57/58 (29/0), P-57/58 - also C-53


3 tracks


2 tracks
 


1 title
   

Record players and goal scorers

Only official first division games for Stade Reims are taken into account, i.e. from the seasons 1945/46 to 1963/64, 1966/67, 1970/71 to 1978/79 and 2012/13 to 2015/16.

Calls
rank Surname Stakes
from ... to 		Games
1 Robert Jonquet 1945-1960 502
2 Raymond Kopa 1951-1967 346
3 Armand Penverne 1947-1959 333
4th René Masclaux 1966-1979 319
5 Roger Marche 1945-1954 301
6th Michel Leblond 1949-1961 271
7th Jean Vincent 1956-1964 267
8th Robert Siatka 1953-1964 259
9 Paul Sinibaldi 1948-1956 236
10 Jean-Pierre Brucato 1970-1976 221
11 Simon Zimny 1950-1958 197
Bruno Rodzik 1957-1964 197
13 Léon Glovacki 1952-1962 192
14th André Jacowski 1945-1953 190
15th Pierre Sinibaldi 1945-1953 188
16 Alain Richard 1966-1975 182
17th Richard Krawczyk 1970-1976 175
18th Dominique Colonna 1957-1963 172
19th Albert Batteux 1945–1952 169
20th André Petitfils 1945–1951 167
21st Raymond Cicci 1951-1957 165
Flag of Argentina.svg César-Auguste Laraignée 1972-1977 165
23 Roger Piantoni 1957-1964 161
24 Jean Wendling 1959-1964 157
25th Jean-François Jodar 1970-1975 156
26th Jean Templin 1950-1956 155
27 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Bram Appel 1949-1954 154
28 Regis Durand 1973-1979 153
29 Pierre Flamion 1945-1950 152
30th Flag of Argentina.svg José Santiago Santamaría 1974-1979 148
31 Marcel Aubour 1972-1977 147
32 René Bliard 1951-1961 145
33 Just Fontaine 1956-1952 131
Antoine Devaux 2012-2016 131
35 Bernard Lech 1971-1976 127
36 Aïssa Mandi 2012-2016 126
37 Flag of Argentina.svg Carlos Bianchi 1973-1977 125
Goals
rank Surname Hit Games Goals per
game 		Effi-
ciency
ranking
1 Just Fontaine 122 131 0.931 1.
2 Pierre Sinibaldi 115 188 0.612 6th
3 Flag of Argentina.svg Carlos Bianchi 107 125 0.856 2.
4th Roger Piantoni 106 161 0.658 3.
5 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Bram Appel 96 154 0.623 4th
6th René Bliard 81 145 0.559 8th.
7th Raymond Kopa 75 346 0.217 15th
8th Jean Vincent 68 267 0.255 14th
9 Pierre Flamion 65 152 0.428 9.
Léon Glovacki 65 192 0.339 12.
11 Flag of Morocco.svg Hassan Akesbi 48 78 0.615 5.
12 Pierre Bini 45 124 0.363 11.
Francis Méano 45 114 0.395 10.
14th Flag of Argentina.svg José Santiago Santamaría 41 148 0.277 13.
15th Flag of Argentina.svg Delio Onnis 39 65 0.600 7th

In eight seasons a player from Stade Reims won the top scorer's crown : Pierre Sinibaldi 1946/47 with 33 goals (also in the last war season 1944/45 with 30 goals), Bliard 1954/55 (30), Fontaine 1957 / 58 (34) and 1959/60 (28), Piantoni 1960/61 (28) and - even three times - Bianchi: 1973/74 (30), 1975/76 (34) and 1976/77 (28).
Second placed (dauphins) in this ranking were Sinibaldi (1945/46 with 26 and 1947/48 with 25 goals), Appel (1952/53, 30; 1953/54, 23), Fontaine (1956/57, 30; 1958/59 , 24) and Akesbi (1961/62, 23).
In the championship season 1959/60, when the attack of the Red-Whites scored 109 goals, five other players (Piantoni 18, Kopa and Vincent 14 each, Lucien Muller 13, Robert Bérard 10) succeeded in a double-digit number of hits.

Of the football players who played for Reims from 2012 to 2016, Antoine Devaux (131), Aïssa Mandi (126) and Mickaël Tacalfred (106) have the most top division appearances . (As of June 2016)

All national players for France

The following information only refers to international matches that the players played while under contract with Stade Reims.

player position Country
games 		Period from ... to
(month / year) 		As a game
leader 		Hit Other A games
(at other clubs)
Albert Batteux striker 8th 6 / 1948-6 / 1949 4th 1 ---
René Bliard striker 7th 3 / 1955-4 / 1958 - 0 ---
Raymond Cicci Outrunner 1 9/1953 - 1 ---
Dominique Colonna goalkeeper 13 9 / 1957-4 / 1961 - 0 ---
Pierre Flamion striker 7th 5 / 1948-6 / 1950 - 0 afterwards 10 games, 8 goals
Just Fontaine striker 20th 10 / 1956-12 / 1960 - 27 Existing 1 game, 3 goals
Léon Glovacki striker 11 9 / 1953-12 / 1955 - 3 ---
Yves Herbet Outrunner 4th 9 / 1970-1 / 1971 - 0 existing 12 games
André Jacowski defender 2 4 / 1952-5 / 1952 - 0 ---
Jean-François Jodar defender 6th 6 / 1972-4 / 1975 - 1 ---
Robert Jonquet Middle runner 58 4 / 1948-7 / 1960 9 0 ---
Raymond Kopa striker 38 10 / 1952–2 / 1956,
10 / 1959–11 / 1962		 6th 14th 7 games, 4 goals, 6 captains
Michel Leblond Outrunner 4th 5 / 1954-10 / 1957 - 1 ---
Georges Lech striker 2 9 / 1972-3 / 1973 - 0 Existing 33 games, 7 goals
Roger Marche defender 38 3 / 1947-6 / 1954 18th 0 then 25 games, 1 goal, 23 captains
Francis Méano striker 2 12 / 1949-10 / 1952 - 0 ---
Lucien Muller Outrunner 14th 10 / 1959-12 / 1961 - 3 then 2 games
Armand Penverne Outrunner 36 10 / 1952-12 / 1959 6th 2 then 3 games, 1 captain
Roger Piantoni striker 17th 9 / 1957-9 / 1961 1 6th Existing 20 games, 12 goals
Jean Prouff striker 4th 10 / 1948-10 / 1949 3 0 Existing 13 games, 1 goal
Bruno Rodzik defender 21st 3 / 1960-11 / 1963 - 0 ---
Paul Sauvage striker 5 3 / 1961-1 / 1963 - 0 then 1 game
Robert Siatka Middle runner 1 7/1960 - 0 ---
Paul Sinibaldi goalkeeper 1 6/1950 - 0 ---
Pierre Sinibaldi striker 2 5 / 1946-10 / 1948 - 0 ---
Jules Vandooren defender 2 3/1942 2 0 Existing 20 games, 1 captain
Jean Vincent striker 34 10 / 1956-10 / 1961 4th 15th Existing 12 games, 7 goals, 1 captain
Jean Wendling defender 26th 11 / 1959-4 / 1963 - 0 ---
Simon Zimny defender 1 10/1955 - 0 ---

Trainer

   

President

From 2002 and resumption of professional status: PDG of the corporation

  • 1911–1936 René Humbert
  • 1936–1941 Maurice Hutin
  • 1941–1945 Charles Hiltgen
  • 1945–1953 Victor Canard
  • 1953-1966 Henri Germain
 
  • 1966–1970 José Perez
  • 1970–1977 Henri Germain
  • 1977–1990 Serge Bazelaire
  • 1990-1992 Robert Ravillon
  • 1992–1993 Jacques Dahm
  
  • 1993–1996 Jean-Claude Hérault
  • 1996-2004 Christophe Chenut
  • since 2004 Jean-Pierre Caillot

The "big" Reims teams

1940s

Coupe de France final on May 7, 1944

Équipe Fédérale Reims-Champagne - Équipe Fédérale Nancy-Lorraine 0: 4 (0: 1)

Alfred Dambach - Daniel Prince , Louis Carrara - Ignace , Pierre Brembilla , Henri Roessler - Jean-Louis Pradel , Albert Batteux , Pierre Flamion , André Petitfils , François Szego
Trainers: Sarkis Garabedian

Runner-up in the 1946/47 season

(in brackets: number of point games / goals)

Goal: Jacques Favre (38)
Defenders: Roger Marche (37), Daniel Prince (28), André Jacowski (11)
Runners: Joseph Kuta (38), Robert Jonquet (36), Pierre Ranzoni (27/4), Henri Roessler (21/1, player- coach ), Stanislas Staho (2) Forwards
: André Petitfils (38/8), Pierre Flamion (38/12), Pierre Sinibaldi (37/33), Pierre Bini (32/8), Albert Batteux ( 26/1), Daniel Broca (8/3), Jean-Louis Pradel (1)

Coupe de France final on May 14, 1950

Stade Reims - Racing Paris 2: 0 (0: 0)

(in brackets: number of goals)

Paul Sinibaldi - André Jacowski , Roger Marche - Armand Penverne , Robert Jonquet , Pierre Bini - Pierre Flamion , André Petitfils (1), Albert Batteux , Bram Appel , Francis Méano (1)
Trainer: Henri Roessler

The "era of Batteux" (1950–1963)

Coupe Latine final on June 7, 1953

Stade Reims - AC Milan 3: 0 (1: 0)

(in brackets: number of goals)

Paul Sinibaldi - Simon Zimny , Roger Marche - Armand Penverne , Robert Jonquet , Raymond Cicci - Bram Appel , Léon Glovacki , Raymond Kopa (2), Jean Templin , Francis Méano (1)

Championship in the 1954/55 season

(in brackets: number of point games / goals)

Goal: Paul Sinibaldi (34)
Defenders: Simon Zimny (31), Robert Siatka (25), Raoul Giraudo (13), Michel Gavron (3)
Runner: Robert Jonquet (34), Armand Penverne (32/5), Raymond Cicci (27/1) Forwards
: René Bliard (32/30), Raymond Kopa (31/11), Léon Glovacki (31/9), Michel Leblond (31/5), Jean Templin (25/4), Michel Hidalgo ( 23/11), Arne Lundqvist (1), Claude Prosdocimi (1)

The final of the European Champion Clubs' Cup on June 13, 1956

Stade Reims - Real Madrid 3: 4 (2: 2)

(in brackets: number of goals)

René-Jean Jacquet - Simon Zimny , Raoul Giraudo - Michel Leblond (1), Robert Jonquet , Robert Siatka - Michel Hidalgo (1), Léon Glovacki , Raymond Kopa , René Bliard , Jean Templin (1)

Championship and cup win in the 1957/58 season

(in brackets: number of points games / goals; the players of the cup final team in the 3: 1 against Olympique Nîmes are blocked)

Goal: Dominique Colonna (32), René-Jean Jacquet (2)
Defenders: Simon Zimny (29), Raoul Giraudo (24), Bruno Rodzik (5), Guy Gouttes (1)
Runners: Robert Jonquet (34), Armand Penverne (33/1), Robert Siatka (30/1), Serge Davanne (6), Claude Dubaële (1) Forwards
: René Bliard (32/15), Roger Piantoni (32/17), Jean Vincent (31/8) , Michel Leblond (29/3), Just Fontaine (26/34), Jean Desruisseaux (12/6), Robert Lamartine (12/3), Edmond Biernat (1/1), André Batteux (1), Mohamed Maouche ( 1)

The final of the European Champion Clubs' Cup on June 3, 1959

Stade Reims - Real Madrid 0: 2 (0: 1)

Dominique Colonna - Bruno Rodzik , Raoul Giraudo - Armand Penverne , Robert Jonquet , Michel Leblond - Robert Lamartine , René Bliard , Just Fontaine , Roger Piantoni , Jean Vincent

Championship in the 1959/60 season

(in brackets: number of point games / goals)

Goal: Dominique Colonna (32), René-Jean Jacquet (6)
Defenders: Jean Wendling (34), Bruno Rodzik (31/1), Raoul Giraudo (7)
Runners: Robert Siatka (35/3), Robert Jonquet (34 ), Michel Leblond (34/1), Raymond Baratto (9) Forwards
: Lucien Muller (38/13), Jean Vincent (37/14), Raymond Kopa (36/14), Just Fontaine (28/28), Roger Piantoni (26/18), Robert Bérard (21/10), Edmond Biernat (6/4), Claude Dubaële (3/3), Abdallah Azhar (1)

Championship in the 1961/62 season

(in brackets: number of point games / goals)

Goal: Dominique Colonna (27), Maurice Barreau (10), Marcel Dantheny (1)
Defenders: Bruno Rodzik (38), Jean Wendling (35), Claude Robin (6)
Runners: Robert Siatka (34/1), Lucien Muller (32/2), Marcel Moreau (24/2), François Soltys (16/3), Bernard Hiégel (7) Forwards
: Jean Vincent (37/9), Hassan Akesbi (36/22), Raymond Kopa (30 / 2), Paul Sauvage (24/5), Roger Piantoni (18/16), Abdallah Azhar (18/9), Léon Glovacki (11/4), Just Fontaine (7/2), Claude Dubaële (4/3) , François Bruant (3/1)

1970s

Squad in the 1973/74 season

(in brackets: number of point games / goals)

Goal: Marcel Aubour (37), Pierre Thieffry (1)
Defense: Jean-Pierre Brucato (38), René Masclaux (38), César-Auguste Laraignée (35/4), Jean-François Jodar (29/2), Étienne Martinot (3)
Midfield: Didier Simon (31/3), Alain Richard (29/5), Richard Krawczyk (26/4), Jacques Robert (25/1), Régis Durand (22/1), Roberto Zywica (16 / 1)
Attack: Carlos Bianchi (33/30), Bernard Lech (25/6), Ignacio Peña (23/5), Georges Lech (18/2), Patrick Roussy (3/1)

Coupe de France final on June 18, 1977

Stade Reims - AS Saint-Étienne 1: 2 (0: 0)

(in brackets: number of goals)

Christian Laudu - Patrice Buisset , Régis Durand , Jean-Claude Dubouil , René Masclaux - Alain Polaniok ( Gérardo Giannetta , 75th), Daniel Ravier , André Betta - José Santiago Santamaría (1), Guy Mauffroy , Bernard Ducuing
Trainer: Pierre Flamion

Attendance at home league games

Reliable and complete figures for the Stade Auguste-Delaune are only available from the 1946/47 season. Only the first division seasons are shown below, supplemented for comparison by the respective number of spectators at Stade's away games in selected seasons.

season Tab
. Rank 		Number of visitors
per home game
(average) 		best single
visit, opponent 		least single
visit, opponent 		Visitors per
away game
(mean)
1946/47 2. 8675 18000, Stade Français 2000, AS Cannes-Grasse  
1947/48 3. 9440 18980, Lille OSC 6560, Stade Rennes UC  
1948/49 1. 9470 21070, Olympique Marseille 5840, Stade Français Red Star  
1949/50 3. 7975 18830, Lille OSC 2800, FC Sète 10390  
1950/51 4th 8220 11540, Olympique Marseille 4940, Le Havre AC  
1951/52 4th 7755 17510, Lille OSC 2990, Racing Lens  
1952/53 1. 9950 21920, Lille OSC 3990, SO Montpellier  
1953/54 2. 8425 22300, Lille OSC 3850, CO Roubaix-Tourcoing 15565  
1954/55 1. 8595 19410, Olympique Lyon 4470, Nancy FC  
1955/56 10. 8010 17120, UA Sedan-Torcy 3360, FC Metz  
1956/57 3. 7350 15320, AS Saint-Etienne 2410, FC Metz 16245  
1957/58 1. 8915 12140, Olympique Nîmes 6240, FC Metz  
1958/59 4th 8345 19570, Racing Paris 4820, Racing Lens  
1959/60 1. 11545 19060, Olympique Nîmes 4830, Stade Français 20895  
1960/61 3. 7905 18630, Racing Paris 3740, Stade Rennes UC  
1961/62 1. 9765 15740, UA Sedan-Torcy 4310, Le Havre AC 18095  
1962/63 2. 8475 14830, Olympique Lyon 3410, Rouen FC  
1963/64 17th 8455 14940, AS Saint-Etienne 3820, OGC Nice  
1966/67 19th 8105 12250, FC Nantes 5080, Stade Français  
1970/71 9. 11080 23080, AS Saint-Etienne 2550, Racing Strasbourg 8900  
1971/72 15th 10025 20690, Olympique Marseille 6390, Paris Saint-Germain  
1972/73 8th. 10700 16670, Olympique Marseille 6740, FC Metz  
1973/74 6th 12725 23400, FC Nantes 7060, Rennes Stadium 12060  
1974/75 11. 12375 21780, Olympique Marseille
and Olympique Nîmes		 6080, Olympique Lyon  
1975/76 5. 10465 24640, AS Saint-Etienne 5060, Olympique Avignon  
1976/77 11. 9070 25230, AS Saint-Etienne 4340, Lille OSC 11015  
1977/78 15th 9070 24370, AS Saint-Etienne 3350, FC Sochaux  
1978/79 20th 7455 23670, Lille OSC 1400, FC Sochaux  
2012/13 14th 15576 21044, Olympique Marseille 12522, Toulouse FC 18828  
2013/14 11. 15558 20666, Paris Saint-Germain 13014, FC Evian TG 18620  
2014/15 15th 14091 19270, Olympique Lyon 11011, FC Evian TG 21151  
2015/16 18th 13486  

For comparison: Newer numbers in lower leagues

season league space Number of visitors
per home game
(average) 		Visitors per
away game
(mean)
2000/01 National 5. 3310 2155  
2006/07 Ligue 2 11. 6310 7050  
2011/12 Ligue 2 2. 12850 9080  
2016/17 Ligue 2 7th 9905  
2017/18 Ligue 2 1. 9106  

Soccer players

The championship finals

(The master years are printed in bold)

In 1983 Reims reached the finals again, but not the semi-finals.

Seasonal performance since the re-establishment of the women's football department (2014)

season
League affiliation (o) 		End
place 		Points /
goals (p) 		National cup Europe
pokal 		Others
2014/15 DH Champagne-
Ardennes		 1. 56
100: 4		 not qualif.
2015/16 D2 north 5. 58
41:30		 not qualif.
2016/17 D2 north 5. 33
24:24		 not qualif.
2017/18 D2 north 2. 42
40:20		 Round of 16
2018/19 D2 north 1. 57
75:13		 Round of 16 cross-group second division
championship
2019/20 D1 8th. 15
13:32		 Quarter finals Final score after pandemic-related season
termination (16 of 22 match days completed)
2020/21 D1
(O)D1: Division 1 Féminine
D2: Division 2 Féminine , played in three seasons until 2016, since then in two seasons of twelve.
DH: Division d'Honneur , third division played in regional leagues
(p)The four-point rule for a win was in place until 2016, since then the three-point rule has been in place.

All national players for France

The following information only refers to international matches that the players played while they were at Stade Reims.

Player birth
date 		position Country
games 		Period from ... to
(month / year)
Nicole Abar 07/05/1959 Storm 8th 9 / 1978-6 / 1984
Marie-Agnès Annequin-Plantagenet 09/12/1960 midfield 3 7 / 1979-6 / 1980
Michèle Bariset Storm 1 5/1976
Claude Bassler December 26, 1958 Defense 4th 4 / 1978-6 / 1982
Corinne Baudette 07/21/1962 Defense 5 5 / 1981-6 / 1982
Armelle Binard 01/09/1953 Storm 4th 2 / 1977-6 / 1978
Marie-Louise Butzig November 15, 1944 goal 18th 9 / 1972-11 / 1980
Marie-France Courtois Defense 1 9/1972
Elisabeth Dejean midfield 3 11 / 1975-2 / 1977
Renée Delahaye 03/02/1957 midfield 10 5 / 1974-6 / 1978
Dominique Dewulf 12/14/1954 midfield 8th 11 / 1971-11 / 1975
Claudine Dié midfield 6th 11 / 1971-11 / 1974
Betty Goret 07/19/1949 Defense 2 4 / 1973-5 / 1973
Colette Guyard October 24, 1952 midfield 3 11 / 1971-5 / 1973
Jocelyne Henry Storm 1 11/1971
Maryse Lesieur 02/27/1950 Storm 1 9/1972
Elisabeth Loisel 08/01/1963 midfield 7th 11 / 1980-6 / 1982
Nicole mangas 07/23/1950 Defense 5 11 / 1971-10 / 1973
Patricia Mousel 02/13/1957 Defense 4th 5 / 1973-2 / 1977
Isabelle Musset 09/10/1960 Storm 15th 5 / 1976-5 / 1985
Myriame Olejnik 08/12/1963 Defense 8th 5 / 1979-5 / 1981
Regine Pourveux Defense 4th 4 / 1973-11 / 1974
Véronique Roy 05/11/1959 midfield 8th 9 / 1974-2 / ​​1979
Ghislaine Royer-Souef January 15, 1953 Defense 6th 11 / 1971-5 / 1976
Chantal Serre December 04, 1956 Defense 1 11/1971
Marie-Bernadette Thomas December 13, 1955 Defense 14th 11 / 1971–6 / 1978
Danielle Vatin December 31, 1956 goal 4th 2 / 1977-6 / 1982
Rachele Vilarinho 02/08/1961 Defense 2 6 / 1978-2 / 1979
Michèle Wolf 08/29/1954 Storm 3 11 / 1975-2 / 1977

In addition, midfielder Nadine Juillard (born January 4, 1954, † December 3, 2016) played three unofficial games (1969 and 1970) and the Netherlands match in April 1971 for France.
Compilation of data to be found according to the games or players. However, there is no information on either side of the Bleues' first international match (April 1971 against the Netherlands ), which FIFA mentions.

literature

  • Stéphane Boisson / Raoul Vian: Il était une fois le Championnat de France de Football. Tous les joueurs de la première division de 1948/49 à 2003/04. Neofoot, Saint-Thibault o. J.
  • Jean Cornu: Les grandes equipes françaises de football. Famot, Genève 1978
  • Pascal Grégoire-Boutreau / Tony Verbicaro: Stade de Reims - une histoire sans fin. Cahiers intempestifs, Saint-Étienne 2001, ISBN 2-911698-21-5
  • Sophie Guillet / François Laforge: Le guide français et international du football éd. 2009. Vecchi, Paris 2008, ISBN 978-2-7328-9295-5 (with Supplément 2010 , Paris 2009)
  • Michel Hubert / Jacques Pernet: Stade de Reims. Sa legend. Atelier Graphique, Reims 1992, ISBN 2-9506272-2-6
  • L'Équipe (ed.): Stade de Reims. Un club à la Une. L'Équipe, Issy-les-Moulineaux 2006, ISBN 2-915535-41-8
  • L'Équipe / Gérard Ejnès: La belle histoire. L'équipe de France de football. L'Équipe, Issy-les-Moulineaux 2004, ISBN 2-951-96053-0
  • L'Équipe / Gérard Ejnès: 50 ans de Coupes d'Europe. L'Équipe, Issy-les-Moulineaux 2005, ISBN 2-951-96059-X
  • Lucien Perpère / Victor Sinet / Louis Tanguy: Reims de nos amours. 1931/1981 - 50 ans de Stade de Reims. Alphabet Cube, Reims 1981

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Recherche d'un match de la sélection ( French ) fff.fr. Archived from the original on January 16, 2013. Retrieved November 4, 2019.
  2. ↑ Toutes les joueuses ( French ) fff.fr. Retrieved November 4, 2019.
  3. ↑ Women from the very beginning . FIFA. April 8, 2011. Retrieved November 4, 2019.