About AC Libertas

AC Libertas is a football club from San Marino based in Borgo Maggiore. Founded in 1928, it is the oldest football club in the country and competes in the Campionato Sammarinese, the top tier of Sammarinese football. The club is traditionally associated with red and white colors and has played an important role in the early development of football in San Marino.

Throughout its long history, Libertas has been one of the most successful clubs in domestic competitions, especially in the Coppa Titano, where it has won multiple titles across different eras. The club also won the national league in the mid-1990s, marking its most significant championship success. Over the decades, Libertas has remained a consistent presence in the league, often competing in the upper half of the table and maintaining its reputation as one of the country’s historic sides.

Libertas has also represented San Marino in UEFA competitions, taking part in European qualifying rounds against stronger clubs from larger football nations. While international success has been limited, the club’s participation has contributed to the visibility of Sammarinese football on the European stage. Today, AC Libertas continues to be an important and respected club within the national football system, known for its heritage and longevity.