After the website, it’s time for the app! The Diables Rouges are entering a new era with “TOUS FCR 1899”, the app that brings together the whole red and white community in one place!
– Real-time news
– Matches, results & rankings
– Photo/video content
– Online store
– A loyalty program in the pipeline
Our aim? To perpetuate the club through digitalization and offer you a unique experience at the heart of FC Rouen 1899!
Now available on Android
Coming soon to Apple Store
Download, share and grow the FCR family!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.fcr&hl=fr
12 March 2025
Soccer Club Rouennais was founded on July 11, 1899, with Raoult Hurard as its first president. By 1901, the Sotteville meadows had been used solely for training, and the racecourse became the FCR’s new playing field. In those days, far from today’s professionalism, matches were sometimes played with only nine players against eleven, due to […]
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13 March 2025
After his injury (ruptured Achilles tendon) in the French Cup match against Toulouse on January 21, 2024, Amede was back in the starting line-up against FC Versailles. A little over a year after his injury, Amede’s return to the starting line-up brought a definitive end to this bad chapter.
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13 March 2025
Axel Temperton spoke at a press conference before the match against Villefranche. You joined the club recently. Can you tell us a bit about your career? AT : Hello to all the fans, I’m very happy to be joining the club. The nice little story is that I started playing soccer with FCR at 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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