RC Roubaix

France · Founded: 1895

Club
RC Roubaix
Roubaix
Stadium
Parc Jean Dubrule
Founded
1895
Dissolved
1964

About RC Roubaix

RC Roubaix was a French football club based in Roubaix, in the north of France, founded in 1895. In its early decades, the club became one of the strongest teams in French football, achieving major success before the full professional era. It won multiple national titles in the early 1900s and was a dominant force in regional and national competitions during that period.

In the 1930s, the club turned professional and competed in the top divisions of French football, even reaching the Coupe de France finals in the early 1930s. After World War II, RC Roubaix was involved in several mergers with other local clubs, including the creation of CO Roubaix-Tourcoing, which briefly achieved success by winning the French championship in 1947.

Over time, further reorganizations and financial difficulties led to the disappearance of the original club structure. By the late 20th century, RC Roubaix no longer existed as an independent professional team, although its legacy remained tied to the early development of football in northern France.

Trophies & Finals

France

Tournament Count Years
Championship 5 1901-02 · 1902-03 · 1903-04 · 1905-06 · 1907-08
2 1904-05 · 1906-07
Cup 2 1931-32 · 1932-33