About ASF Le Perreux

ASF Le Perreux, officially Association Sportive Francilienne 94 Le Perreux, is a French football club based in Le Perreux-sur-Marne. It was founded in 1896 under the name Association Sportive Française, making it one of the early clubs in the development of football in France. Originally based in Paris, the club later moved to the suburban area of Le Perreux-sur-Marne and adopted its current identity in the late 20th century.

In its early history, the club was active in the USFSA competitions and became one of the notable teams of that era. Its greatest achievement came in 1912, when it won the Paris championship and reached the final of the national USFSA championship, finishing as runner-up. The club also won the Coupe Manier in 1908 and achieved strong performances in early competitions, including a record-breaking victory and participation in the first Coupe de France, where it reached the semi-finals.

After its early success, the club gradually declined and never reached the professional level. It continued to compete in amateur and regional leagues, undergoing name changes and structural evolution over time. Today, ASF Le Perreux remains an amateur club, remembered primarily for its role in the formative years of French football and its contributions to early national competitions.