History of Strasbourg

Strasbourg's origins are traced back to the Strasbourg district of Neudorf in 1906. The club was known as FC Neudorf and became RC Strasbourg Neudorf and then Racing Club de Strasbourg after 1919. The club joined the national second division in 1933, and after one year, they gained promotion to the fledgling top division. They finished second and then third in their first two top-tier campaigns and have remained in the elite for most of their successive history, despite often turbulent times. Strasbourg finished third in the league in 1947, and later a year; they also reached their second Coupe de France final but lost against Lille. The club fell on relegation in 1947. From 1947 to 1986, Strasbourg suffered several relegations but on each occasion returned to the top flight at the first attempt.

Club Badge and Colors of Strasbourg

Strasbourg wears blue shirts, white shorts, and blue socks, while their away kits are white. The club's current badge includes a red band and features the cathedral that is one of the leading icons of the city of Strasbourg. The badge also contains a stork, one of the symbols of Alsace.

Key Players and Managers of Strasbourg

Strasbourg's current key players are forwards Ludovic Ajorque, Habib Diallo, Kevin Gameiro, and midfielder Ibrahima Sissoko. The assistant coach Tom Carlino is in charge of the club, because of the manager's absence.

Noteworthy Stats of Strasbourg

Strasbourg has won one Ligue 1 title, three Ligue 2 titles, one Championnat National and Championnat National 2 title. They won the Coupe de France thrice and Coupe de la Ligue fourth-time and one UEFA Intertoto Cup. Oskar Rohr has scored most 118 goals for the club. René Hauss has played most 580 appearances for Strasbourg.

Memorable Moments of Strasbourg

Strasbourg won one of the most valuable major trophies in the early 1950s. The club reached the Coupe de France final in the 1950-51 season. On 6 May 1951, Strasbourg won a 3-0 victory over US Valenciennes-Anzin in the final at Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Colombes. In the 1978–79 season of French Division 1, Strasbourg won their first Ligue 1 titles with 56 points. On 8 August 1995, the club played its first final of UEFA Intertoto Cup among its European competitions. The club claimed a 6-1 victory against Tirol Innsbruck in the second leg after ending a 1-1 draw in the first leg and winning the UEFA Intertoto Cup titles.

Watch Strasbourg on TV and Stream

Spectators and fans now feel more comfortable watching games, especially Strasbourg, on TV and Stream than going to the stadium. Below, we list top-rated and official TV channels with broadcasting rights and famous online platforms.

How to Watch Strasbourg on TV?

Canal+ and Amazon Prime Video have a contract of exclusive broadcasting rights of French Ligue 1 (Division 1), including all live matches of Strasbourg to telecast inside France. TVMonde5 (TV5) is an approved television channel and online platform, providing media coverage of one game every week outside Europe. Viewers can watch Strasbourg from the United States, Cambodia, Thailand, Philippines, Canada, Singapore, Laos, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Brunei, and Turkey through beIN Sports. beIN Sports also broadcasts the same coverage in the Middle East and North Africa. ESPN has exclusive media coverage rights to broadcast all live matches of Strasbourg on TV in the Caribbean, Brazil, South America, Central America, and Mexico. At the same time, BT Sports airs live games of the club in England and Ireland. You can enjoy Strasbourg's matches from Burundi, Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe Botswana on Azam TV. Apart from those, people can watch it on Digitalb (Albania), Nova (Bulgaria, Greece), Eleven Sports (Belgium, Luxembourg), DAZn (Germany, Austria), TV Arena (Serbia, Slovenia), Setanta Sports (CIS, Baltics) and Zap TV (Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde).

How to Watch Strasbourg on Stream Online?

Nowadays, watching football online has become more accessible due to the variety of streaming platforms available. However, to enjoy live streaming smoothly is perfectly possible by paying for the service. Canal+, Amazon Prime Video, Sky Sports, ESPN+, beIN Sports, BT Sport, Premier Sport, DAZN, ITV, Eleven Sports, Sport1, Fox Sport, Nova Sport, Movistar +, Paramount Plus, Sling TV, Sony LIV, Now TV, Hulu TV, and Fubo TV, is currently top-rated streaming sites to watch Strasbourg on Stream Online. You can watch the live match for free via a trial of fuboTV without the cable box. You can stream coverage live or on-demand from your phone, tablet, laptop, computer, or television. Fubo TV offers a starting price of $65 per month, and this subscription provides access to more than 90 famous broadcast and cable channels.Strasbourg now sits 5th in the point table with 43 points. The club will now be looking to build on their latest result and go upstairs. We hope now you can watch Strasbourg on tv and stream without any interruptions. Check on us regularly because we share all the updates about Strasbourg here.

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