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RSC Anderlecht is a football club from Belgium. The club was founded in 1908 and thus exists for 116 years. RSC Anderlecht mainly plays in its home stadium Lotto Park in Brussel. We are keeping track of the match results for this club since 2014-07-27.
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Anderlecht is a football club from the Belgian 1A league. The club is also known as RSC Anderlecht, RSCA or in full Royal Sporting Club Anderlecht. Founded on 17 May 1908, this top club has been around for more than 100 years and bears registration number 35.
The name Anderlecht is a reference to the name of the city of Anderlecht, in the Brussels Capital Region.
Trophies
Anderlecht has a huge trophy cabinet. The large number of supporters all over the country is partly due to this impressive list of trophies.
Here comes the list for Belgium. 34 times national champion, 9 times the Cup of Belgium, 13 times the Super Cup, 3 times the League Cup (no longer exists), they became sports team of the year once, 6 times the trophy Jules Pappaert (this is a prize for the team with the longest unbeaten run in 1A) and once "The national trophy for sports merit".
Anderlecht was also able to play football in the European picture. They participated in the Champions League (18 times), European Cup I, European Cup II, Europa League, among others, UEFA Super Cup (2 times), UEFA Cup, Jaarbeursstedenbeker and the Conference League. RSCA was able to win European Cup 2 twice and then also the Super Cup (in 1976 and 1978). The UEFA Cup was also won once, in the 1982/83 season.
Stadion
Anderlecht plays in the Lotto Park, a stadium that can accommodate 21500 supporters. The Lotto Park is located at the Astridpark. Until July 2019, the stadium was known as the Constant Vanden Stockstadion.
Practice grounds and youth training
In Neerpede, about 2 kilometres from the Lotto Park are the training grounds and youth training of RSC Anderlecht. One of the most famous results from the youth training is Romelu Lukaku, who was allowed to play with Anderlecht's first team at the age of 16.
Nicknames Anderlecht
Anderlecht's club and supporters are known by several names. The best-known nicknames in Flanders are of course Purple White and Sporting. But because of the bilingualism due to the club's location, they are also known as Mauve et Blanc and Les Mauves.
The hard core of supporters used to be known as the O-side, named after the section in the stadium. Nowadays, the hard core gathers under the name BCS, Brussels Casual Service.
There is also the supporter group Mauve Army. As an Anderlecht fan, you can keep up to date with their actions via Mauves Army's Facebook page.
Supporter songs
Anderlecht knows a rich history and that results in a series of supporter songs.
In 1985, Le Grand Jojo released a song in honour of RSCA winning the championship. The song was christened "Anderlecht Champion" and was sung in both French and Brussels flat. You can listen to the song on Youtube!
French: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz6oIKrV3yk
Brussels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd0YcRc7-uc
In 1996, Brussels singer Marc Meersman released a song for his favourite club, gena
Table RSC Anderlecht
| Team | Pts |
|---|---|
KRC Genk
|
38 |
Club Brugge FC
|
37 |
RSC Anderlecht
|
30 |
Royal Antwerp FC
|
28 |
Royale Union Saint-Gilloise
|
27 |
KAA Gent
|
26 |
KV Mechelen
|
25 |
FCV Dender EH
|
24 |
Standard de Liège
|
24 |
KVC Westerlo
|
22 |
OH Leuven
|
22 |
Sporting Charleroi
|
21 |
STVV Sint-Truiden
|
18 |
KV Kortrijk
|
17 |
Cercle Brugge
|
16 |
Beerschot
|
11 |
Fact sheet
Competition |
CountryBelgium |
Founded1908-01-01 |
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Websitehttps://www.rsca.be/ |
StadionLotto Park |
YouthAnderlecht U19 |
TransfersTransfers RSC Anderlecht |
CalendarCalendar RSC Anderlecht |
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Players RSC Anderlecht
- Colin Coosemans
- Thomas Foket
- Jan-Carlo Simic
- Mathias Jattah-Njie Jørgensen
- Moussa N'Diaye
- Mats Rits
- Leander Dendoncker
- Theo Leoni
- Anders Dreyer
- Kasper Dolberg
- Francis Amuzu
- Ludwig Augustinsson substitute
- Samuel Edozie substitute
- Yari Verschaeren substitute
- Luis Vásquez substitute
- Nunzio Engwanda-Ongena substitute
- Mads Juhl Kikkenborg substitute
- Amando Lapage substitute
- Anas Tajaouart substitute
- Nilson David Angulo RamÃrez substitute