About US Dudelange

Union Sportive Dudelange was a football club based in Dudelange, in southern Luxembourg. It was founded in 1912 through the merger of two local teams and became one of the important clubs in Luxembourg football during the first half of the 20th century. The club played a significant role in the development of the sport in the region and competed regularly in the country’s national competitions. It was also one of the traditional clubs from the industrial town of Dudelange, which had several strong teams at the time.

The club experienced its strongest period between the late 1930s and 1950s. During this era, US Dudelange won the Luxembourg Cup in 1939 and finished as runners-up in the national league on multiple occasions. It remained competitive in domestic football for several decades, often challenging for trophies but not achieving the same level of dominance as some of its local rivals.

In 1991, US Dudelange ceased to exist as an independent club when it merged with Stade Dudelange and Alliance Dudelange to form F91 Dudelange. This merger combined the traditions and histories of three long-established clubs into a single modern team, which later became one of the most successful clubs in Luxembourg football. Despite its dissolution, US Dudelange remains an important part of the historical foundation of football in Dudelange.