About KSV Roeselare

KSV Roeselare was a Belgian football club from the city of Roeselare in West Flanders. It traced its roots to SK Roeselare, founded in 1921 and registered with the matricule 134. In 1999 the club, then known as KSK Roeselare, merged with its local rival KFC Roeselare to form KSV Roeselare, which kept the number 134. Its home ground was the Schiervelde Stadion, which holds about 9,500 spectators.

In 2005 Roeselare won the Belgian Second Division final round, becoming the first club from the city to reach the top flight, where it stayed until 2010. In 2006 it took one of the extra UEFA Cup places awarded through the UEFA Fair Play ranking. In its only European campaign it beat Vardar in the first qualifying round before Ethnikos Achna knocked it out in the second.

After relegation the club spent a decade in the second tier, finishing runner-up in the First Division B in 2016–17. It later came under the ownership of Dai Yongge, ran into financial trouble, and was dissolved in 2020 after going bankrupt. A new club, SK Roeselare, was later set up in the city.