About SC Sète

SC Sète is a historic French football club based in the coastal city of Sète, founded in 1914. The club is one of the early pioneers of French football and originally rose to prominence in the first half of the 20th century. It is traditionally associated with the Stade Louis-Michel, where it hosts its home matches, and has long been an important part of regional football in southern France.

The club’s golden era came in the 1930s, when it became one of the strongest teams in France. SC Sète won multiple major domestic honours, including the French championship and national cup titles, and achieved the historic feat of winning the league and cup double in 1934. During this period, it regularly competed at the top level of French football and was considered among the country’s elite clubs.

After World War II, the club gradually declined from its peak, suffering relegations and financial instability that led to multiple reorganisations and changes of status. Although it has spent most of its modern history in the lower divisions, SC Sète remains known for its rich heritage and early contribution to the development of French football, including its role as one of the founding clubs of professional competition in France.