About AS Troyes-Savinienne

Association Sportive Troyenne et Savinienne was a French football club based in Troyes, founded in 1930 through the merger of Union Sportive Troyenne and AS Savinienne. The club was part of a wider development of football in the city and became the main sporting representative of Troyes during the early professional era. It played its home matches at the Stade de l’Aube and quickly became an important regional team in French football.

The club turned professional in 1935 and spent much of its early professional history between the second division and the top tier of French football. Its strongest period came in the 1950s, when it reached Ligue 1 and built a competitive squad under experienced management. The highlight of this era was the 1956 Coupe de France campaign, where the team reached the final but finished as runner-up after a 3–1 defeat, marking its greatest national achievement.

After its peak, the club struggled with sporting and financial instability, eventually losing its professional status in the early 1960s. Although it continued at regional level for a few more years, it could not sustain long-term stability. The club was ultimately dissolved in 1967, ending its independent existence and paving the way for later football projects in Troyes.