Sporting Club de Paris

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

Founded	2000
Ground	Gymnase Georges Carpentier, Paris, France
Capacity	4,800
Chairman	José Lopes de Sousa
Manager	Rodolphe Lopes
League	Division 1 Futsal
2021-22	Division 1, 1st
Home colours Away colours

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

• 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

As of 1 March 2023^[1]

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

UEFA Club Competitions record

Appearances: 5

Season	Competition	Round	Country	Opponent	Result	Venue (Host City)	Qualified
2011/12	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round (Group G)		Omonia	4–5	Eleftheria Indoor Hall (Nicosia)	2nd place
				Erebuni	6–1
				KS Flamurtari	9–5
2012/13	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round (Group D)		Hamburg Panthers	6–3	Gymnase G. Carpentier (Paris)	1st place
				Fair City Santos	18–2
				Topsport Antwerpen	4–4
		Main Round (Group 4)		Iberia Star	2–3	Sportna Dvorana (Litija)	3rd place
				FC Litija	3–3
				Athina 90	7–1
2013/14	UEFA Futsal Cup	Preliminary Round (Group A)		Lexmax Chişinău	8–0	Kaunas Sports Hall (Kaunas)	1st place
				Nautara Kaunas	17–0
		Main Round (Group 3)		Marca Futsal	0–4	Lokomotyv Sports Palace (Kharkiv)	4th place
				Lokomotyv Kharkiv	6–4
				MFC Tulpar	1–6
2014/15	UEFA Futsal Cup	Main Round (Group 1)		Železarec Skopje	6–3	Sportovní Hala (Chrudim)	1st place
				Stalitsa Minsk	10–7
				Era-Pack Chrudim	6–4
		Elite Round (Group C)		KMF Ekonomac	4–1	Baluan Sholak Sports Palace (Almaty)	2nd place
				AFC Kairat	7–11
				FK Nikars	5–4
2022/23	UEFA Futsal Champions League	Main Round (Group 1)		Palma Futsal	5–11	Belleheide Sport Center (Roosdaal)	4th place
				Anderlecht	0–4
				AFC Kairat	2–3

References

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

External links

• Club's official site