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Sporting Club de Paris

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Sporting Club de Paris
Founded2000
GroundGymnase Georges Carpentier,
Paris, France
Capacity4,800
ChairmanPortugal José Lopes de Sousa
ManagerFrancePortugal Rodolphe Lopes
LeagueDivision 1 Futsal
2021-22Division 1, 1st

Sporting Club de Paris is a French Futsal club, based in Paris in the 13th district, and having the emblem of the Sporting CP as an official affiliate. Sporting is a quadruple Championnat winner in France as well as a four-time winner of the Coupe de France de Futsal.

Sporting Club de Paris is the French club's most successful futsal and continuously represents France in the UEFA Futsal Cup, the most prestigious European competition for futsal.

Honors

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  • Division 1 Futsal: 5
  • 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2021-22
  • Coupe de France: 6
  • 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2014-15, 2018-19

Current squad

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As of 1 March 2023[1]
# Position Name Nationality
1 Goalkeeper Ibrahima Souaré France
12 Goalkeeper Laion De Freitas Brazil
20 Goalkeeper Alain Douang France
8 Defender Sid Belhaj France
10 Defender Alexandre Teixeira France
18 Defender Samba Kébé France
5 Winger Jonathan Chaulet France
6 Winger Éder Luan Schade Brazil
7 Winger Ayoub Saadaoui France
13 Winger Mamadou Konaté France
14 Winger Landry N'Gala France
17 Winger Steven Ndukuta France
19 Winger Youba Soumaré France
3 Pivot Thiago Bolinha Azerbaijan
11 Pivot Boulaye Ba France
15 Pivot Fineo de Araujo Azerbaijan

UEFA Club Competitions record

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Appearances: 5

Season Competition Round Country Opponent Result Venue (Host City) Qualified
2011/12 UEFA Futsal Cup Preliminary Round
(Group G)
Cyprus Omonia 4–5 Eleftheria
Indoor Hall

(Nicosia)

2nd place
Armenia Erebuni 6–1
Albania KS Flamurtari 9–5
2012/13 UEFA Futsal Cup Preliminary Round
(Group D)
Germany Hamburg Panthers 6–3 Gymnase
G. Carpentier
(Paris)

1st place
Scotland Fair City Santos 18–2
Belgium Topsport Antwerpen 4–4
Main Round
(Group 4)
Georgia (country) Iberia Star 2–3 Sportna
Dvorana
(Litija)

3rd place
Slovenia FC Litija 3–3
Greece Athina 90 7–1
2013/14 UEFA Futsal Cup Preliminary Round
(Group A)
Moldova Lexmax Chişinău 8–0 Kaunas
Sports Hall

(Kaunas)

1st place
Lithuania Nautara Kaunas 17–0
Main Round
(Group 3)
Italy Marca Futsal 0–4 Lokomotyv
Sports Palace

(Kharkiv)

4th place
Ukraine Lokomotyv Kharkiv 6–4
Kazakhstan MFC Tulpar 1–6
2014/15 UEFA Futsal Cup Main Round
(Group 1)
North Macedonia Železarec Skopje 6–3 Sportovní Hala
(Chrudim)

1st place
Belarus Stalitsa Minsk 10–7
Czech Republic Era-Pack Chrudim 6–4
Elite Round
(Group C)
Serbia KMF Ekonomac 4–1 Baluan Sholak
Sports Palace

(Almaty)

2nd place
Kazakhstan AFC Kairat 7–11
Latvia FK Nikars 5–4
2022/23 UEFA Futsal
Champions League
Main Round
(Group 1)
Spain Palma Futsal 5–11 Belleheide
Sport Center
(Roosdaal)

4th place
Belgium Anderlecht 0–4
Kazakhstan AFC Kairat 2–3

References

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  1. ^ "Sporting Club de Paris". UEFA. Retrieved 1 March 2023.
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