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Strasbourg-FR horse racing results, news, notes, history, stakes, photos, and comments. [3] Mitte Juli 2011 entschied die zuständige Verbandskommission DNCG im Berufungsverfahren, dass Racing aufgrund von etwa 4 Mio. As usual, Strasbourg then won immediate promotion with Osim and two French internationals in its ranks: Jean-Noël Huck and Marc Molitor. In 1976, the future seemed somewhat dark for Racing: the club had been relegated for the second time in only four years, was torn apart by internal struggles following the failure of the merger and was desperately seeking municipal subventions to reach a balanced budget. For example, between 1990 and 1997 the municipality was the major shareholder, but it chose to delegate the chairmanships to independent local entrepreneurs. In 2012, the club was renamed RC Strasbourg Alsace with a corresponding new badge. Stade Rennes | Bord could boast his connections in business, political and artistic elites and vowed to make Racing a big name in French football. Other Mitteleuropa players fondly remembered include Elek Schwartz, Ivica Osim, Ivan Hašek, Alexander Vencel or Danijel Ljuboja while Russian Aleksandr Mostovoi is the last world-class star to play for Racing to this date. In 2006, the new management of the club, acceding to a supporter demand, re-installed the 1976 crest.[32]. [17] During their reign, the club sold all of its best prospects and essentially replaced them with disappointing, expensive foreign players such as Diego Hector Garay, Gonzalo Belloso and Mario Haas. After accomplishing his mission, Schwartz definitely retired and was replaced by Gilbert Gress. A year later, they repeated as cup winners beating champions Nantes in final by the score of 1–0. Owned by the Strasbourg municipality, the football stadium is the home ground of Ligue 1 club Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace. It was understood that Philippe Ginestet would become the new chairman at the end of the 2004–05 season. He nevertheless was able to mobilise his iconic status with supporters to, at first, block Ginestet's accession to chairmanship, provoking a deadlock that lasted throughout 2005 as the club was looking for an investor. Hechter had previously been banned from pro football following his involvement in the Paris Saint-Germain secret funds scandal but was nevertheless able to re-take a president job at Strasbourg thanks to a sentence reduction. Disclaimer: Although every possible effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our services we accept no responsibility for any kind of use made of any kind of data and information provided by this site. Populous will revamp the entire Stade de la Meinau, which is home to French top-tier football team Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace, increasing its capacity from 26,282 to 32,000. During the 1960s, the club was able to participate in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup thanks to the city's Foire européenne. Players to have once played for Strasbourg to have recently played for France include Olivier Dacourt and Richard Dutruel, (both in 2004). [62] This figure was repeated a month later for a friendly against Spain (Dropsy, Piasecki, Gemmrich and Léonard Specht). Nachdem die Deutschen das Elsass besetzt hatten, kehrte die Mannschaft mit dem meisten Spielern zurück nach Straßburg und spielte dort einstweilen als „Rasensport-Club Straßburg“, gerne abgekürzt als „RSC Straßburg“, in der Gauliga Elsaß. Paul Frantz holds the record for the most spells at Racing with four (73 months overall, 227 matches). AS Saint-Étienne | The other major shareholder of the club was Lohr SA, an industrial group centred on transportation activities.[53]. In the fall of 2005, it was announced that Alain Afflelou, owner of the biggest optician in France and a former president of Bordeaux, would be the new owner, but he was eventually out-bid by Ginestet who took control of the club midway through the 2005–06 season, forcing Keller's departure a few months later. Der Verein wurde 1906 als FC Neudorf, benannt nach dem Straßburger Vorort Neudorf, gegründet und spielte seit 1914 im „Hämmerle-Garten“ in der Meinau. Thema: KSC-Trikot, Beiträge: 2076, Datum letzter Beitrag: 23.02.2021 - 06:56 Uhr Chairman Alain Léopold was replaced by the influential André Bord, Duguépéroux ended his pro career and Gemmrich left for Bordeaux. Ihm folgte Marc Keller, der einst als Spieler für Racing aktiv gewesen war und bis 2006 in Straßburg den Posten des Generaldirektors bekleidet hatte. In April that same year, Strasbourg became the only team to defeat champions Nantes, 2–0 at la Meinau. On this subject, see especially the Documentary "Racing! This crest was then considered to be more "modern" and was supposed to depict at the same time the Cathedral and a stork. In Strasbourg like in the rest of France, there is only one pro football club in every city and hence no in-town rivalry, a fact that heavily contrasts with the situation in Great Britain, Italy or Spain. Die Heimspiele trägt der Verein seit dem Jahr 1914 im Stade de la Meinau aus, das Platz für 29.200 Zuschauer bietet. The Pierrots were then a very successful amateur team – they won the national amateur championship in 1969 and 1970—but lacked sufficient structures to jump to professional play while Racing was more wealthy but in search for talent. 0 fans have been there 0. In 2000–01, the club accomplished the paradoxical feat of being relegated after spending the whole season in the bottom three while winning the French cup with a victory on penalties against Amiens. Zudem befand sich der RCS zu diesem Zeitpunkt erstmals in finanziellen Schwierigkeiten, die als so gravierend eingeschätzt wurden, dass dem Klub die Insolvenz drohte. Coronavirus: Santa Anita among top tracks racing on without fans . Immediately after their return in Strasbourg, the players held a symbolical and emotional ceremony at the city's monument to the deaths.[9]. He was replaced by Daniel Jeandupeux who was himself fired after eight months. It was the first attempt to bring an outsider to the local context at the club's head, but the experiment ended in failure in 1990 as the club neared bankruptcy. Stéphane Kohler, "STRASBOURG – NANTES IMG lache Strasbourg Six ans apres.". Strasbourg reached their fourth ever final by beating Lille in third round followed by beating Marseille, Lyon and Bordeaux in the round of 16, quarter final and semi final respectively. However, Gress quickly entered in conflict with many members of the club, including Ginestet, whom he violently attacked just after his side's defeat to Châteauroux in the inaugural league game. In der ersten Saison nach der Rückkehr in die Ligue 1 schaffte Racing Straßburg mit dem 15. [35] Most of the supporter groups and the most vocal fans in general have elected location in the Kop at the "Quart de Virage Nord-Ouest" (North-West quarter corner). Along with goalkeeper Dominique Dropsy and captain Jacky Duguépéroux, these players formed the backbone of the team for the superb 1976–1980 period. Racing finished atop the championship on 56 points with an undefeated home record. In der Folgesaison platzierte sich Racing auf Platz 11 und gewann zudem den Ligapokal, nachdem im Finale EA Guingamp mit 4:1 nach Elfmeterschießen geschlagen wurde. Dadurch spielte man in der Folgesaison im Europapokal der Landesmeister. In spite of this, Papin resigned as manager, citing internal relationship problems,[21] and was succeeded by Jean-Marc Furlan. Diese Seite wurde zuletzt am 22. [41] The inability for the influential president and the talented manager to get along with each other and the 1980 trauma may explain why Racing was unable to perform lastingly at the top level after the 1979 title. For the 1978–79 season, Racing kept essentially the same team that had won promotion in 1977 and a third place in 1978. In 2001–02, the club, led by manager Ivan Hašek, immediately re-took its place among the country's football elite by finishing runners-up in Ligue 2. After a successful qualification round against Rangers and Liverpool, Strasbourg defeated Inter Milan 2–0 at la Meinau, but fell 0–3 in the away leg. Former Strasbourg president Egon Gindorf, who used to watch home matches in the stands with supporters, has died at the age of 89, the Ligue 1 club announced on Thursday. [18] The club was taken over by a pool of local investors with former player Marc Keller staying as director-general. In the meantime, IMG had taken over the club in the summer of 1997 and Patrick Proisy, former tennis player and head of the French branch, became president. In der Saison 2016/17 gelang dem Verein durch ein 2:1-Sieg am letzten Spieltag gegen den FC Bourg-Péronnas der Gewinn der Zweitligameisterschaft und somit der Durchmarsch in die Ligue 1. September ab 16 Uhr aus Stuttgart. Wegen der Vereinsfarben Blau und Weiß wird Racing, ebenso wie die Nationalmannschaft, Les Bleus zu deutsch: die Blauen genannt. 21 players have been capped for France while playing for Strasbourg. Listen to 22 RC Strasbourg football songs and Strasbourg soccer chants from Stade de la Meinau. For the first time, Strasbourg failed to win immediate promotion back to the first tier, eventually ending 9th place in its group, the worst ranking ever for the club. AS Monaco | Liga und stieg in die Ligue 2 auf. The 2001 Coupe de France winning team for itself included Yvon Pouliquen as manager and Corentin Martins as captain. Pouliquen also was the captain for the 1995 final. [45][46] The club became a "Société Anonyme à Objet Sportif" and then a "Société Anonyme Sportive Professionnelle", a status very similar to the general corporate status, albeit with restrictions like the impossibility to enter the stock market and the obligation to keep ties with the original association. The significance of this victory went far beyond the sporting realm as Alsace was then shaken by the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre investigation. Several suspicious transfers during that period have led Strasbourg's prosecutor to indict Proisy and Le Roy of misuse of company assets and forgery in 2006. However, he quickly entered a confrontation with charismatic manager Gilbert Gress that culminated in September 1980 when the announcement of Gress' departure provoked crowd anger and riots scenes during a game against Nantes. In 1986, Bord left the professional section and introduced fashion designer Daniel Hechter as his successor. Olympique Marseille | In 1951, the Bleus won their first major trophy, defeating Valenciennes 3–0 to finally bring the Coupe de France home. The first was led by then-president Roland Weller, a local businessman. Racing has changed its manager 52 times in 75 years of professional play, often under pressure from the fans. On average, the attendance in Ligue 1 has been around 20,000 for a stadium capacity of 29,000. [27][28] At the end of the 2017/2018 Ligue 1 season, Strasbourg finished 15th on the table securing their survival in the top flight for the next campaign.[29]. Sollte die Partie tatsächlich vor bis zu 8000 Besuchern stattfinden, wäre es zwar «sicher ein Vorteil für Rostock», sagte Matarazzo nach dem 4:2 des VfB im letzten Testspiel gegen Racing Strasbourg am Samstagabend. Zitter 2012 sìn schiint's d greeschta Schwirigkeita umma: dr „Racing Club de Strasbourg“ (RCS) hàt a großa finànziella Unterstìtzung vu dr ehmàliga Région Alsace bikumma; dur dàs ìsch si Nàmma „Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace“ (RCSA) worra. Am Ende der Saison 2009/10 stieg Racing in die National (D3) ab, sollte zwischenzeitlich sogar in die vierte Liga zwangsversetzt werden und spielte damit zum ersten Mal in seiner Vereinsgeschichte nur drittklassig. [54] The president has not always been the real owner of the club. Tabellenplatz und mit einem Punkt Vorsprung auf den 18. They also took part in the Coupe de France, the only national competition at that time. Founded 1906 Address 12, rue de l'Extenwoerth 67021 Strasbourg Country France Phone +33 (88) 445 500 Fax +33 (88) 445 501 E-mail webmaster@rcstrasbourg.fr Proisy's reign at Strasbourg was fraught with misunderstandings, frustration and poor results on the pitch. There is however a significant degree of inter-regional rivalry between Alsace and Lorraine, leading to some acrimony between the fans on both sides. Jacky Duguépéroux is the only manager to win two trophies with the club. The Proisy–Le Roy period at Racing was a troubled one with poor results, several scandals and a general disillusionment of the fans towards the club's management. In the 2009–10 season, a final-day away defeat relegated Strasbourg to the National as they suffered their second relegation in three seasons. However, the wedding was a difficult one with many internal struggles that were evidenced when some of the former Pierrots left the new entity as soon as 1971 to re-found their former club. The word is usually pronounced in French ("Le Racing") or in Alsatian ("D'Racing") without any English accentuation. During the 1990s, there was a mounting interest for football in France with the rise of the national team and, like other clubs, Racing benefited from this context. However, neighbouring club SR Colmar liquidated their professional team, leaving room for Strasbourg to stay up. The most notable one is Oscar Heisserer who played a record 18 times with the national team while at Strasbourg and was the first Alsatian and first and only RCS player to wear the armband for France. The front pages of L’Équipe and the local Alsace paper DNA both carried the pictures of their Ligue 2 title celebrations under the heading “Le Grand Retour”, but it was DNA’s headline from a week previously which was most fitting. With this mix of established players and rising prospects, the team reached the final of the cup in 1995, losing to Paris Saint-Germain (0–1). Juli 2011, https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Racing_Straßburg&oldid=210100488, Wikipedia:Defekte Weblinks/Ungeprüfte Archivlinks 2019-05, „Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike“. On this occasion, captain René Hauss accomplished the remarkable feat of winning two cups with the same club with a 15 years-interval. In 1954–55, thanks to the arrival of Austrian star Ernst Stojaspal, Strasbourg had one of its best championship seasons in the post-war era, eventually ending with the 4th place. Location: The season was marked by the return of internal struggles, especially with the increasingly confrontational relationship between Gress and Bord, but the team nevertheless achieved a fifth-place finish and advanced to the quarter-finals of the European Cup, where it was eliminated by Ajax (0–0;0–4). On 2 December 2017, Strasbourg claimed a remarkable victory over Paris Saint-Germain winning 2-1. With the outbreak of World War II, professional sport was suspended and Alsatians were evacuated to south-west France, especially in the Dordogne. However, this move was opposed by Keller who, in June 2005, clearly announced that he would not work with Ginestet. After WW2, Mathis ceased activity and the club had to find other sponsors including the Crédit Mutuel – a large banking institution that has its roots in Alsace and appeared on the club's shirt throughout most of the 1960s and 1970s – as well as the town's municipality. Racing have been playing at the Stade de la Meinau in southern Strasbourg ever since 1914. The club was then able to attract French major players like Franck Sauzée and foreign stars like Aleksandr Mostovoi. A good UEFA Cup run followed that victory, allowing young players formed at the club like Olivier Dacourt or Valérien Ismaël to shine in continental play. 282 Followers, 16 Following, 13 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Racing Club de Strasbourg (@racing_strasbourg) On 27 May 2016, Strasbourg drew 0–0 at Belfort to become champions of the National and clinch promotion to Ligue 2, marking their return to the professional level after a six-year absence. Also, one of the greatest goalkeepers of all times, the Paraguayan José Luis Chilavert who, known for being three times selected IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper and his free-kick abilities, won the 2001 Coupe de France with the club. [7][8], Allied armies retook Alsace in 1944 and the club quickly resumed play as "Racing Club de Strasbourg" in France's top flight. The start of the 1976–77 season was nevertheless difficult. Zum Ende der Saison 2015/16 wurde man unter Trainer Jacky Duguépéroux Meister der 3. Wegen der Vereinsfarben Blau und Weiß wird Racing, ebenso wie die Nationalmannschaft, Les Bleus genannt. Success however came back with the 1987–88 season as new manager Henryk Kasperczak led Racing to its second Division 2 title with players like Juan Simón, Peter Reichert and the returning Léonard Specht. Keller had in fact been acting as the club's head since 2002 but was only a minor shareholder. On that occasion, Paraguayan star José Luis Chilavert scored the winning penalty for Strasbourg at the Stade de France. The new ownership focused on cleaning up the club's finances. Dijon FCO | Racing quickly joined French competitions and won the Alsace championship in 1923, 1924 and 1927. His second return to Strasbourg, after a first comeback as a player, was greeted with enthusiasm and his charisma aroused a strong public interest for the team's performances, with attendance rates at an all-time high. [15] His replacement, Tonko, was the only foreign player on the squad that year, a fact that again was unusual since French club football was at that time still very dependent on the qualities of players from abroad. First national successes... and failures (1945–1976). 1977–80, 152 matches) and overall (75 months in three spells, 275 matches). They remained in first-division competition until, at the end of the 1948–49 season, it appeared the side would be relegated. März 2021 um 20:29 Uhr bearbeitet. FRANKFURT - Das Gerücht hatte schon die Runde gemacht, jetzt ist es offiziell: Für die Fans von Eintracht Frankfurt gibt es beim Hinspiel in den Play-offs zur Europa League an diesem Donnerstag (20.30 Uhr) bei Racing Strasbourg eine sogenannte Verbotsverfügung. Juni 2011, S. 32–35. He was joined a year later by his friend Claude Le Roy as manager. The Yugoslavian left Strasbourg in tears but helped Sedan to decent results while Libuda was quickly suspended due to a match fixing scandal in Germany and eventually released in March 1973. FC Nantes | [5] Nach einem Insolvenzverfahren (redressement judiciaire)[6] entschied das zuständige Straßburger Gericht am 22. [44] The American group presented an ambitious project with an entirely new youth academy as well as plans for a renovated stadium, eventually winning the competition for Racing's ownership for a price of 1.5 million euros. Renamed RC Strasbourg Alsace, they won the CFA championship in 2012–13, and eventually became Championnat National champions in 2015–16. Auch deutschsprachige Anfeuerungsrufe sind zu hören, besonders „Jetzt geht's los!“ ist ein fester Bestandteil des Gesangs-Repertoires. Strasbourg finished as champions of the CFA at the end of the 2012–13 season and returned to the National. Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace (commonly known as RC Strasbourg, Racing Straßburg, RCSA, RCS, or simply Strasbourg; Alsatian: Füeßbàllmànnschàft Vu Stroßburri) is a French association football club founded in 1906, based in the city of Strasbourg, Alsace. [42][49] Racing's troubles as well as the town's refusal to finance an extension of the stade de la Meinau to host the 1998 FIFA World Cup provoked heated debate during the 2001 municipal election and eventually became part of the elements that drove to the defeat of Catherine Trautmann. In 2010, Fontenla owned 85%, along with Carousel Finance (15%) a holding named "Racing investissements", which itself owned a majority share (70%) of EuroRacing, the main shareholder (78%) of the club. The 2010–11 season saw them narrowly miss out on promotion back to Ligue 2 as they finished fourth behind Guingamp. In den 1970er Jahren hieß der Verein zeitweise Racing Pierrots Strasbourg Meinau. Dadurch qualifizierten sich die Elsässer für die zweite Qualifikationsrunde zur UEFA Europa League und erreichten sogar die Barragespiele, in der Racing Straßburg trotz eines 1:0-Hinspielsieges gegen den Vorjahreshalbfinalisten Eintracht Frankfurt ausschied. The club saw same movement during the 1979 inter-season. The clubs compete is what is generally referred as the "Derby de l'Est" ("the Eastern derby") in France, a rather inappropriate term since the two cities are 150 kilometres apart. The club also has ties to the other side of the Rhine, especially through a supporter friendship with Karlsruher SC[33] and regular friendly matches during the summer. Again, Racing's triumph in the cup was not without controversy, reporter Thierry Roland said on live TV that "the cup [was] leaving France", a comment that was deemed offensive by many in Alsace.[10]. Horse racing notes: Hot Rod Charlie reminds some of I’ll Have Another 5-year-old horse euthanized after ankle fracture at Santa Anita Santa Anita eyes April 2 for horse racing fans’ return The use of the word "Racing" does not denote any association with horse- or car-racing; instead, it is an anglicism that was common in France at the time, as exemplified by the case of the then-famous Racing Club de France, which was a symbolical inspiration for Strasbourg's Racing as Alsace was reintegrated within France. Schneiderlin then moved to Manchester United on 14 July 2015 before a move to Everton in January 2017.[64][65]. In jüngerer Zeit war der FC Metz der Rivale von Racing. - enter now COVID-19 Update: News and Resources for the Race and Performance Industry At that time, the new 1. Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace (commonly known as RC Strasbourg, Racing Straßburg, RCSA, RCS, or simply Strasbourg; Alsatian: Füeßbàllmànnschàft Vu Stroßburri) is a French association football club founded in 1906, based in the city of Strasbourg, Alsace. This was evidenced in 2002 when Proisy and Bord, still a chairman of the omni-sport, entered a dispute that led to the inability for the pro players to wear the name "Racing club de Strasbourg" on their jerseys for some time.[48]. The club is one of six clubs to have won all three major French trophies: the Championship in 1979, the Coupe de France in 1951, 1966 and 2001 and the Coupe de la Ligue in 1964, 1997, 2005 and 2019. Euro musste der Verein bis Ende Juni 2012 allerdings noch Eigenmittel in Höhe von 850.000 Euro nachweisen. With regional feelings still strong in Alsace, the performances of local players logically attract special attention. 2012 stieg Racing sportlich in die vierte Liga (Championnat de France Amateur) auf; angesichts eines Schuldenstandes von 1,4 Mio. Strasbourg was no exception. Nachdem das Reichsland Elsaß-Lothringen 1919 wieder an Frankreich gefallen war, wurde er zunächst in RC Strasbourg-Neudorf, dann 1921 in Racing Club de Strasbourg umbenannt. Die Rivalitäten zu anderen Klubs aus dem Elsass sind, aufgrund der langjährigen Klassenunterschiede, weitestgehend eingeschlummert. During the summer, the team lost Mostovoi and its two French internationals, Marc Keller and Frank Leboeuf. RCS does not have an official hall of fame or an all-time XI. Since 1979, there is also a peculiar tradition that every Racing team to win a trophy or reach a final featured a Breton as captain, manager or both. The incredible comeback of Racing Club Strasbourg Racing Club Strasbourg is the main football club of the city of Strasbourg, a status they have held since they became a professional team in 1933. Fourteen Alsatians, most of them forcibly incorporated in the Das Reich division, had been charged with war crimes, a move that aroused considerable resentment in the region. [8] Die Zuschauerunterstützung für den Verein blieb auch im Amateurbereich nahezu unverändert hoch. [1] Nachdem 2011 der direkte Wiederaufstieg misslang, erfolgten für den Klub die von Vereinspräsident Jafar Hilali, einem in London wohnhaften französischen Geschäftsmann, für diesen Fall angekündigten Einschränkungen: kein Antrag auf Verlängerung des Profistatus, Schließung der Straßburger Fußballschule und notfalls Anmeldung der Insolvenz. At that time, IMG was trying to develop its activities in European football and had failed the previous year in its effort to buy Olympique de Marseille. The current team crest has been in use – with interruptions – since 1976 and is generally considered as the most legitimate one. In 1914, FC Neudorf was able to evict rivals Frankonia from the Haemmerle Garten for a rent of 300 marks a year. The 2009–10 season saw a record of five successive presidents. This is a record in French football only surpassed by Marseille. [57] Only a month later, former Sochaux chairman Jean-Claude Plessis came to replace Dayan.[58]. [61] Unsurprisingly, it is during the 1978–1979 title season that Racing had the most players included in the national squad. This location would later become the site of the Stade de la Meinau, where the club still plays today. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Gress printed his mark on the team right away, insisting on the recruitment of experienced, hard-working players (Jacky Novi, Raymond Domenech, Francis Piasecki) instead of foreign stars and putting into practice innovative tactical ideas. Etienne Moati, Stéphane Kohler, "Proisy, l'incompris". Gemmrich developed an ability to score with both feet after an injury that forced him to train using only his left foot[14] and Gress used his peculiar profile to puzzle defences, with great success. The Bleus' success was short-lived. In 1996, the Bosman ruling entered into force and made it difficult for French clubs to retain their best players. A French international, Vergnes clashed with Gress due to his unwillingness to assume defensive duties and his vocal frustration after being regularly sidelined. Get your RS Strasbourg football shirt today at Unisport, and be ready to show your love and support for the club, through thick and thin. Zum „Derby“ gegen den FC Mulhouse – dem ersten seit Januar 1992 – füllten 20.004 Besucher Anfang April 2013 das Stade de la Meinau und stellten damit eine neue französische Höchstmarke für ein Viertligaspiel auf. Jacky Duguépéroux captained the 1979 team and won the Coupe de la Ligue in 1997 and 2005 as a manager. In the 1930s, the club's jump to professionalism was sustained by car manufacturer Emile Mathis who had his factory just in front of the stade de la Meinau. This impossibility to buy on the transfer market meant that, for the first time, Strasbourg had to rely essentially on players out of its youth academy and local amateur clubs. Vorlage:Infobox Fußballklub/Wartung/Kein Bild, ersten Saison nach der Rückkehr in die Ligue 1, zweite Qualifikationsrunde zur UEFA Europa League, Interview mit Strasbourgs damaligem Präsidenten Jean-Claude Plessis, Vorlage:Webachiv/IABot/www.francefootball.fr, Artikel „Racing Straßburg, zum Aufsteigen verdammt“, Rote Karte für Racing Straßburg verliert Profistatus 9. siehe den Artikel „Strasbourg – eine Geschichte der Verrückten“ in France Football vom 21. FC Metz | They were however back in the top flight after only one season in Division 2.