SC Bastia

Sporting Club de Bastia is a French football club based in Bastia on the island of Corsica.

History

The club was founded in 1905; after a merger (1962 ) he was called to 1987 Sporting Club Bastia Étoile (SEC). The club colors are white and blue. He plays at the Stade Armand Césari, better known as Stade Furiani, which has a capacity of 11,460 spectators ( now only seats) has. 1992 was the scene of the drama of Furiani (for more details see here). The stadium was expanded in the 2010/11 season with a new building of the opposite stand.

President, Pierre -Marie Geronimi, the league team is coached by Frédéric Hantz since the summer of 2010. (August 2013)

League membership

First class ( Division 1, known since 2002 Ligue 1) played Bastia 1968-1986, 1994-2005 and since 2012; for the 2010/11 season the club was relegated from the sporty Ligue 2 in the National. The danger of being demoted for economic reasons, even in the fourth division, was ultimately averted; The association thus played the season but in the third division and returned at the end as a master in the Ligue 2 back. The second division saw him rise to the walkover in the Ligue 1

Logo History

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Achievements

  • French Champion: none, so far best finish rank 3 (1976 /77)
  • French Cup Winners: 1981 ( and finalist 1972, 2002)
  • Intertoto Cup Winners: 1997
  • Finalist in the UEFA Cup: 1978

Well-known former players

  • Jean -François Larios
  • Rachid Mekhloufi
  • Abdelkrim Merry ( " Krimau " )
  • Roger Milla
  • Frédéric Née
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