17 March 2025
FC Rouen’s first season in Division 1, 1936-1937!
The Diables Rouges had a magnificent first season in D1, winning in front of their home fans at Le Bruyères. Despite their promoted status, the Rouennais quickly climbed into the top half of the table, even challenging for the title of French Champion!
The team’s impressive progress aroused the enthusiasm of the fans, and the FCR broke several of its attendance records at Le Bruyères. On January 3, against Olympique de Marseille, 17,500 spectators were present, and a week later, against RC Paris, the stadium exceeded 20,000!
The team finished 4th in the league, an excellent result for their first season in D1 under President Diochon.
17 March 2025
Dear supporters, partners, players and members of the FC Rouen family, After careful consideration and in consultation with my family, I have decided to put away my red jacket at the end of the month and, I hope, hand over to the boss for the position of President of FC Rouen 1899. This adventure has […]
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18 March 2025
In spring-like sunshine, but still almost wintry temperatures, training this morning in preparation for our trip to Sochaux-Montbéliard on Friday March 21.
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18 March 2025
The Football Club de Rouen 1899 is pleased to announce that Tarkan Ser will soon take up the position of President. Tarkan Ser will take over the reins of the FCR with the ambition of pursuing its development and flying the Red Devils’ colors. His arrival marks a new stage in our structuring, with the […]
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7 September 2026
The FCR faces Thionville on Saturday in a match scheduled for 2:45 p.m. Here’s a look at the stats ahead of this 6th matchday of the National. 1 The FCR will travel to Thionville for the second time in its history, following a scoreless draw in Division 2 in 1980. 4 FCR has finished 4 […]
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6 September 2026
6 September 2026
Always active in Rouen’s midfield, both in pressing and on the attack, Noé Sommer is your Man of the Match against Valenciennes. He finished ahead of Issiaka Karamoko and Amara Touré. Congratulations, Noé!
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