Étoile Fréjus Saint-Raphaël
Étoile Fréjus Saint -Raphaël Football Club is a French football club from the neighboring towns of Fréjus and Saint- Raphaël. It was created in summer 2009 by the merger of Étoile Sportive Fréjusienne with Stade Raphaëlois. The League team plays at the Stade Eugène- Pourcin, which has a capacity of 2,500 seats. Co - Presidents are Alexandre Marcel Barbero and Sabbah, coach Franck Priou. (August 2011)
History
Founded in 1938 as Étoile Sportive de Fréjus Plage, the ESFP 1941 or 1942 concluded with the football department of the Association Sportive de Fréjus together - this had emerged from the Sporting Club Fréjusienne founded in 1923 - and became the independent ÉS Fréjus. The club colors were blue and white. The football players took advantage of the built in 1947 Stade municipal de Fréjus Plage, which was for a flood victims renamed Stade Eugène- Pourcin after the dam break Malpasset 1959. Its 650 seats complete seat grandstand was then built with the financial support (donation ) of Real Madrid.
League membership and achievements
Professional status has never owned and therefore never first class (Division 1 since 2002 in Ligue 1 renamed) played Fréjus. Greatest successes were two appearances at the main round of the French Cup (2002 and 2008). Since 2010, the merger club playing in the third tier of French league.