Hyères Football Club is a French association footballteam playing in the city of Hyères, Var. The club was founded in 1912 and played the first ever season of professional football in France in 1932–1933 but were relegated. Currently the club plays at an amateur level, in Championnat National 2, the fourth tier of French football.
Hyères Football Club was founded on 21 November 1911 with the separation of the football and cycling sections of Vélosport Hyerois. In September 1919 it became a member of the French Football Federation, formed earlier in the year. In 1932 president Barthélemy Perruc led the club into the first season of professional football in France. They were relegated from the Division after just one year, and a year after that the club gave up their professional status.
In 1941 the club reached the semi-final of the wartime Non-occupied zone of the Coupe de France, eliminating Marseille in the quarter-final.
In 1950 the club were champions of the Championnat de France Amateur, which was the third tier of French football, and the highest level of amateur football, at the time. The club spent the next thirty years moving between this level and the regional level below.
In 1978 the club won promotion to the newly created National Division 4, and two years later reached National Division 3 where they remained for seven seasons until relegation in 1988. They remained in National Division 4 until the FFF reorganised the leagues in 1993, when they placed in the new Championnat National 3, now the fifth tier. In 1998 they gained promotion from what was now Championnat de France Amateur 2 to Championnat de France Amateur, lasting at this level until 2003.
In 2006 the club were promoted from the CFA2 as both champion of group D and overall champion, and in 2009 were promoted from the CFA as champions of group B. They were relegated from Championnat National in the first season and since then have remained in CFA, now called Championnat National 2.[1]
On 2 February 2021, the club was bought by Mourad Boudjellal, after his attempt to buy Marseille and Toulon failed.[2][3] A day later Nicolas Anelka became the clubs sporting director.[4] Anelka announced his departure three months later, on 4 May 2021, with no first team game taking place during his tenure, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in France.[5]
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Hyeres Football Club is a French association football team playing in the city of Hyeres Var The club was founded in 1912 and played the first ever season of professional football in France in 1932 1933 but were relegated Currently the club plays at an amateur level in Championnat National 2 the fourth tier of French football Hyeres FCFull nameHyeres Football ClubFounded1912 111 years ago 1912 GroundStade PerrucHyeresFranceCapacity1 410OwnerMourad BoudjellalPresidentMourad BoudjellalManagerLilian CompanLeagueNational 2 Group A2022 23National 2 Group C 7thWebsiteClub websiteHome coloursAway colours Contents 1 History 2 Current squad 3 Honours 4 Managerial history 5 References 6 External linksHistory EditHyeres Football Club was founded on 21 November 1911 with the separation of the football and cycling sections of Velosport Hyerois In September 1919 it became a member of the French Football Federation formed earlier in the year In 1932 president Barthelemy Perruc led the club into the first season of professional football in France They were relegated from the Division after just one year and a year after that the club gave up their professional status In 1941 the club reached the semi final of the wartime Non occupied zone of the Coupe de France eliminating Marseille in the quarter final In 1950 the club were champions of the Championnat de France Amateur which was the third tier of French football and the highest level of amateur football at the time The club spent the next thirty years moving between this level and the regional level below In 1978 the club won promotion to the newly created National Division 4 and two years later reached National Division 3 where they remained for seven seasons until relegation in 1988 They remained in National Division 4 until the FFF reorganised the leagues in 1993 when they placed in the new Championnat National 3 now the fifth tier In 1998 they gained promotion from what was now Championnat de France Amateur 2 to Championnat de France Amateur lasting at this level until 2003 In 2006 the club were promoted from the CFA2 as both champion of group D and overall champion and in 2009 were promoted from the CFA as champions of group B They were relegated from Championnat National in the first season and since then have remained in CFA now called Championnat National 2 1 On 2 February 2021 the club was bought by Mourad Boudjellal after his attempt to buy Marseille and Toulon failed 2 3 A day later Nicolas Anelka became the clubs sporting director 4 Anelka announced his departure three months later on 4 May 2021 with no first team game taking place during his tenure due to the COVID 19 pandemic in France 5 Current squad EditAs of 7 September 2021 6 Note Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player GK nbsp FRA Jerome Scolan GK nbsp FRA Thomas Caudal GK nbsp FRA Rayan Duprat DF nbsp FRA Nicolas Decugis DF nbsp FRA Fabien Aleo DF nbsp FRA Jordan Souames DF nbsp FRA Thomas Bellay DF nbsp FRA Michael Blanc DF nbsp FRA Alexandre Cantelou DF nbsp FRA Hugues Daniel DF nbsp FRA Xavier Dijoux DF nbsp FRA Baptiste Gainnet DF nbsp FRA Baba Traore No Pos Nation Player MF nbsp FRA Jean Baptiste Blanc MF nbsp FRA Victor Fuchs MF nbsp FRA Farah Gomis MF nbsp FRA Morgan Pottier MF nbsp FRA William Ressa MF nbsp FRA Cyril Manas MF nbsp FRA Yassine Zerfaoui FW nbsp FRA Cyril Chevreuil FW nbsp FRA Lucas Lherbier FW nbsp FRA Flavien Rosset FW nbsp FRA Ghislain Kakiamosiko Asiakio FW nbsp CIV Henry Gbizie28 DF nbsp GLP Jeremy CordovalHonours EditChampionnat de France Amateurs 2009 Championnat de France Amateurs 2 1950 2007 Champion DH Sud Est 1949 Champion DH Mediterranee 1960 1964 Runner up DH Mediterranee 1973 1976Managerial history EditMetha 1930 1931 Charles Comte 1932 1933 Friess 1933 1934 Gaby Robert 1941 1953 Gaby Robert 1961 1966 Henri Pellegrino 1966 1968 Dubernet 1983 1984 Guy Roussel 1987 1988 Patrick Bruzzichessi 1993 2002 Patrick Decugis 2002 2003 Patrick Bruzzichessi 2003 2010 Robert Buigues 2010 2011 Andre Blanc 2011 7 References Edit Histoire amp palmares in French Hyeres FC Official Site Retrieved 10 April 2018 National 2 Mourad Boudjellal officiellement intronise au Hyeres FC in French footamateur fr 2 February 2021 OM Jacques Henri Eyraud fracasse la tentative de rachat de Mourad Boudjellal et Mohamed Ajroudi in French footmercato net 23 December 2020 Nicolas Anelka Nouveau directeur sportif du Hyeres FC in French Hyeres FC 3 February 2021 National 2 Nicolas Anelka quitte deja le Hyeres FC in French footamateur fr 4 May 2021 Joueurs in French Hyeres FC Retrieved 15 February 2019 Hyeres FC coaches on RSSSF Archived from the original on 18 June 2009 Retrieved 11 June 2007 External links EditOfficial website Blog about the team History nbsp This article about a French association football club is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en 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