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Annecy - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Last Overall

Played matches Annecy

10.05.25

Annecy

Grenoble

FR2

02.05.25

Clermont Foot

Annecy

FR2

25.04.25

Annecy

AC Ajaccio

FR2

21.04.25

Annecy

Lorient

FR2

11.04.25

Red Star FC 93

Annecy

FR2

04.04.25

Annecy

SC Bastia

FR2

28.03.25

Pau

Annecy

FR2

14.03.25

Annecy

Rodez Aveyron

FR2

08.03.25

Metz

Annecy

FR2

28.02.25

Annecy

Paris FC

FR2

21.02.25

Martigues

Annecy

FR2

17.02.25

Annecy

Caen

FR2

07.02.25

Laval

Annecy

FR2

31.01.25

Amiens

Annecy

FR2

27.01.25

Annecy

Dunkerque

FR2

20.01.25

Troyes

Annecy

FR2

15.01.25

Stade Briochin

Annecy

FC

10.01.25

Annecy

Guingamp

FR2

03.01.25

AC Ajaccio

Annecy

FR2

20.12.24

GOAL FC

Annecy

FC

14.12.24

Annecy

Metz

FR2

06.12.24

Annecy

Clermont Foot

FR2

30.11.24

Jura Sud Foot

Annecy

FC

23.11.24

Paris FC

Annecy

FR2

16.11.24

Vesoul

Annecy

FC

08.11.24

Rodez Aveyron

Annecy

FR2

01.11.24

Annecy

Pau

FR2

29.10.24

Grenoble

Annecy

FR2

25.10.24

Annecy

Laval

FR2

19.10.24

Lorient

Annecy

FR2

04.10.24

Annecy

Red Star FC 93

FR2

27.09.24

SC Bastia

Annecy

FR2

24.09.24

Annecy

Troyes

FR2

20.09.24

Guingamp

Annecy

FR2

13.09.24

Annecy

Amiens

FR2

30.08.24

Caen

Annecy

FR2

23.08.24

Annecy

Martigues

FR2

16.08.24

Dunkerque

Annecy

FR2

10.08.24

Sochaux

Annecy

CFL

03.08.24

Annecy

Dijon

CFL

27.07.24

Clermont Foot

Annecy

EF

20.07.24

Annecy

Caen

EF

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Annecy

Played games: 42

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

66

1.57

1.38

58

Under/Over

1.5

13

31%

69%

29

2.5

25

60%

40%

17

3.5

28

67%

33%

14

Both scored games (Yes/No)

21

50%

50%

21

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

17

40%

60%

25

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

34

81%

19%

8

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Football Club d’Annecy, commonly referred to as Annecy FC, is a French professional football club based in Annecy, Haute-Savoie. The club was established in 1927 and has a tradition rooted in the footballing culture of eastern France. While Annecy may not boast the same trophy room as some of their more illustrious rivals, the club is renowned for its local spirit, community connection, and a resilient journey through the tiers of French football.

The team plays its home matches at Parc des Sports, a venue that has been central to the club’s history and the region’s footballing life. Annecy's traditional colors are red and white, reflected on their kit and club badge. Over the decades, Annecy has fostered a loyal regional fanbase and has grown steadily in recent years, especially following their return to professional football.

Annecy’s supporters, sometimes called "Les Rouges" (The Reds), represent the passion and pride of Haute-Savoie. The club maintains regional rivalries, notably with neighboring teams such as Grenoble Foot 38 and Chambéry.

Annecy has seen several notable players and coaches pass through its ranks, including Romain Spano, Moise Sahi Dion, and Jean-Louis Garcia. While not as decorated as France's elite, the club has achieved significant milestones such as promotions to Ligue 2 and strong performances in national cup competitions.

Today, Annecy FC seeks to establish itself as a stable presence in Ligue 2, nurturing local talent and striving for further success in the French football pyramid.

Team:	FC Annecy
Full name:	Football Club d’Annecy
Country:	France
Nickname:	Les Rouges
Founded:	1927
Colors:	Red & white
Stadium:	Parc des Sports 15,660 seats
Address:	1 Avenue de Genève, 74000 Annecy, France
Telephone:	+33 4 50 67 10 63
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://www.fc-annecy.fr/
Email:	[email protected]

History of FC Annecy

Founded

Football Club d’Annecy was founded in 1927. Initially competing at regional levels, Annecy rose to national prominence post-World War II. The club first reached the French professional ranks in the 1940s and ascended as high as Ligue 2 in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Financial difficulties led to relegation and the club being refounded as FC Annecy in 1993. Since then, Annecy focused on rebuilding, moving up through amateur leagues, returning to the Championnat National and then Ligue 2 in the 2020s. In 2022, Annecy earned a historic promotion back to Ligue 2 after almost three decades away, solidifying its reputation as a determined and community-driven club.

Throughout its existence, Annecy has built a reputation for resilience and local identity. The club has become a symbol of pride for the people of Haute-Savoie and the wider Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

Finances and Ownership

FC Annecy is owned and managed as a Société anonyme sportive professionnelle (SASP), with local businessmen and leaders contributing to the club’s shares and management. Their president, as of recent years, is Sébastien Faraglia, a key figure in Annecy’s resurgence and stability.

Unlike France’s major city clubs, Annecy operates with a modest budget, keeping a sharp eye on financial management. This approach has enabled sustainable progression through the French leagues. The club benefits from strong municipal support, sponsorships, and an emphasis on local player development.

Annecy’s financial model prioritizes long-term viability and community involvement, which has allowed the Reds to steadily improve their competitive standing without overextending financially.

Popular Culture

FC Annecy enjoys strong local and regional support, with its fanbase known for loyalty and community pride. Home matches at Parc des Sports are lively, featuring vibrant red and white displays. The club’s identity is closely tied to the natural beauty of the Annecy area—lake, mountains, and alpine traditions inspire their culture and imagery.

Annecy supporters, especially the "Ultras Rouges," are recognized for their family-friendly atmosphere, inclusivity, and community events. The club regularly organizes outreach programs and works closely with youth football in the Haute-Savoie department.

FC Annecy’s image is one of honesty, hard work, and resilience. While the club does not often feature in national or European pop culture, it is well-regarded in regional media and its rise back to professional football has received favorable coverage in French sports outlets. In the 2022-23 Coupe de France, Annecy made national headlines by reaching the semi-finals, capturing the imagination of football fans in France.

Players

The club has been home to several significant players during its different spells in professional football. While Annecy is not known for international superstars, it has developed or hosted noted players such as Omar Benzerga, Alexy Bosetti, Romain Spano, and Moise Sahi Dion in recent years. The club’s emphasis on youth development and scouting has allowed emerging talents from the region and beyond to make their impact before moving to higher levels.

Annecy's 2024 squad represents a mix of young talent and experienced professionals, reflecting the club’s balanced recruitment policy and ambition in Ligue 2.

Famous Players

Some notable names to have worn the Annecy shirt include:

Jean-Louis Garcia: Goalkeeper and later coach, played a key leadership role during Annecy’s time in the professional tiers.
Romain Spano: Prolific striker, top scorer during the promotion campaigns and a fan favorite.
Alexy Bosetti: French forward and Ligue 1-experienced professional, who helped Annecy’s attack on crucial seasons.
Moise Sahi Dion: Young Ivorian forward whose memorable goals helped Annecy to a historic Coupe de France semi-final in 2022-23.
Christopher Ibayi: Forward who provided key performances and important goals during Annecy’s recent seasons.
Arnold Temanfo: Defender and captain, respected for defensive solidity and leadership qualities.

Top goalscorers of all time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/Match
1	🇫🇷 Romain Spano	FW	50+	120+	0.42
2	🇫🇷 Alexy Bosetti	FW	30+	60+	0.5
3	🇨🇮 Moise Sahi Dion	FW	20+	40+	0.5
4	🇫🇷 Christopher Ibayi	FW	15+	70+	0.21
5	🇫🇷 Jonathan Ruque	FW	10+	100+	0.1

Typical Squad

Annecy FC’s typical formation often revolves around attacking flexibility, usually deploying a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 setup with an emphasis on pressing and quick transitions. Key squad roles include a solid goalkeeper, physically strong defenders, mobile midfielders, and pacy attackers.

Goalkeeper

The first-choice goalkeeper for Annecy in 2024 is Thomas Callens, known for his reflex saves, reliability, and leadership at the back.

Defender

The club’s defensive line is marshalled by captain Arnold Temanfo, alongside experienced defenders like François Lajugie and versatile fullbacks such as Maxime Bastian and Jean-Jacques Rocchi.

Midfielder

Annecy’s midfield blends young talents and veterans including Romain Escarpit, Vincent Pajot, and Florent Sanchez, excelling in energy and technical ability.

Forward

The forward lineup is anchored by Romain Spano, with support from dynamic attackers like Romain Basque and emerging prospects.

The club places a strong focus on developing local and regional talent to maintain sustainability and preserve its identity.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks Annecy’s continued mission to stabilize in Ligue 2 and nurture talent. Below is an overview of their current squad and management:

Goalkeepers
Updating...	1	Thomas Callens	🇫🇷	France	6/9/1998
Updating...	30	Florian Escales	🇫🇷	France	3/2/1996
Updating...	16	Ndiaye Fouad	🇫🇷	France	13/5/2001
Defenders
Updating...	6	Arnold Temanfo	🇫🇷	France	8/4/1993
Updating...	3	Maxime Bastian	🇫🇷	France	9/5/2002
Updating...	25	Antoine Léautey	🇫🇷	France	14/4/1996
Updating...	4	François Lajugie	🇫🇷	France	31/5/1996
Updating...	15	Jean-Jacques Rocchi	🇫🇷	France	1/6/1989
Midfielders
Updating...	8	Vincent Pajot	🇫🇷	France	19/8/1990
Updating...	5	Florian Escarpit	🇫🇷	France	19/10/1997
Updating...	18	Florent Sanchez	🇫🇷	France	30/12/1991
Updating...	28	Romain Basque	🇫🇷	France	30/6/1995
Forwards
Updating...	9	Romain Spano	🇫🇷	France	31/10/1994
Updating...	17	Moise Sahi Dion	🇨🇮	Ivory Coast	20/12/2001
Updating...	11	Alexy Bosetti	🇫🇷	France	23/4/1993
Updating...	7	Christopher Ibayi	🇫🇷	France	15/2/1995
Manager
Updating...	-	Laurent Guyot	🇫🇷	France	17/12/1969
Assistant Manager
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Coach

Football Club Annecy, formerly known as Annecy Football Club, has experienced various periods of ascent and challenge throughout French football, guided by several influential figures on the managerial bench. Each coach has contributed in their own way to Annecy’s football journey, overseeing promotions, navigating crisis, and helping establish Annecy’s identity as a club with deep-rooted ties to its region. The following are some of the most notable managers in Annecy’s history:

Laurent Guyot: Guyot was appointed in 2021 and managed Annecy through a memorable period. He led the club to promotion from Championnat National to Ligue 2 in the 2021–22 season, marking Annecy’s historic return to the second tier after a 29-year absence. Under his leadership, Annecy also famously reached the semi-finals of the 2022–23 Coupe de France, defeating several higher-division clubs along the way.
Michel Poinsigon: Serving multiple terms as Annecy manager, Poinsigon was instrumental in stabilizing the club in the lower divisions during turbulent times, including rebuilding periods after the club’s refoundation. His commitment was crucial in maintaining the club’s spirit and laying groundwork for future success.
Hervé Genet: Taking charge in the late 2010s, Genet led Annecy to successive promotions, including the crucial ascent from Regional levels to National 2, pushing the club towards France’s national leagues and contributing to Annecy’s resurgence in the French football pyramid.
Rémy Bernard: Bernard managed Annecy during the late 2000s through an era of reconstruction, guiding the club during its efforts to climb back up the regional and national ranks after reformation.

These coaches, supported by others in various periods, have played key roles in shaping the identity, resilience, and growing ambition of FC Annecy over the years.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/07/2021 – Present	Laurent Guyot	France	17/12/1969
01/07/2020 – 30/06/2021	Michel Poinsigon	France	22/11/1961
01/07/2017 – 30/06/2020	Hervé Genet	France	06/11/1970
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Rémy Bernard	France	Updating...
01/07/2014 – 30/06/2016	Michel Poinsigon	France	22/11/1961
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2014	Julien Reveret	France	Updating...
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2012	Dominique Vasseur	France	Updating...
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2010	Rémy Bernard	France	Updating...
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2007	Michel Poinsigon	France	22/11/1961
2004	Sébastien Chabal	France	Updating...
01/07/1990 – 30/06/1993	Gilbert Zvunka	France	17/01/1951
01/07/1989 – 30/06/1990	Jacques Rémond	France	Updating...
01/07/1988 – 30/06/1989	Georges Korac	France	Updating...
01/07/1986 – 30/06/1988	Christian Dalger	France	19/12/1949
01/07/1984 – 30/06/1986	Pierre Cahuzac	France	03/07/1927
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Crests and Colors

Football Club Annecy, commonly known as FC Annecy, is a French professional football club based in Annecy, France. Throughout its history, the club has undergone several changes to its crest and colors while maintaining a strong link to its Alpine and Savoyard heritage.

The club's original emblem consisted of a simple circular badge with the letters “FCA” and a representation of the mountains indicative of the region. Over time, the crest evolved to include various elements such as a red cross, reflecting the historic Duchy of Savoy, and the mountains as a nod to Annecy's location near the Alps. The most recent redesign, officially adopted after 2020, presents a modernized shield featuring a prominent stylized red cross of Savoy on a white background, with the club’s initials below and the silhouette of the iconic local mountains incorporated subtly in the design.

Annecy’s traditional colors are red and white, directly referencing both the city and the Savoyard flag. Over its history, the club has occasionally incorporated black or blue accents, but the main kit has consistently featured red shirts and white shorts. Alternative kits have seen more liberal use of white or black, especially in away matches, but red remains deeply embedded as the primary identity color.

The evolution of Annecy’s crest and colors not only pays homage to local history and geography but also strengthens the club’s representation of its region as a unifying symbol for supporters and residents alike.

Fan Club

FC Annecy has built a devoted and steadily growing fanbase, particularly since its recent ascension through the French football tiers. The club’s main supporters’ group is called "Red Tigers Annecy" (“Les Tigres Rouges”), established in 2015. The Red Tigers occupy the main stand at Parc des Sports during home matches and are renowned for their energetic chanting, creative banners, and the display of both red and white colors in support of the team.

Annecy’s supporters are characterized by their deep local pride and community spirit. Their match-day atmosphere frequently involves coordinated tifos referencing Annecy’s Alpine identity, as well as displays highlighting major local landmarks, such as the Lac d’Annecy or mountains that frame the city.

While FC Annecy’s fan base is not as large as some bigger French clubs, it is noted for its warmth, inclusivity, and growing regional influence, especially following the club’s 2022 promotion to Ligue 2. The club also fosters good relations with local associations and youth teams, engaging the community through various outreach programs and family-oriented match days.

Stadium

FC Annecy plays its home matches at Parc des Sports, located in the heart of Annecy. The stadium has a current capacity of approximately 15,660 seats, making it a prominent sporting venue in the Haute-Savoie department.

Originally constructed in 1964, Parc des Sports has undergone several renovations, notably in 2010 and 2022, to comply with professional league requirements and improve spectator comfort. Upgrades have included enhanced seating, modernized facilities, improved pitch quality, and expanded hospitality areas.

Parc des Sports is more than just a football ground; it also hosts athletics competitions and serves as a multi-purpose venue for various community events. With scenic mountain views visible from the stands, the stadium’s location offers a unique match-day experience, connecting fans with both the sport and the region's natural beauty.

Honours and Awards

While FC Annecy does not have a long tradition of major national or European trophies, the club has achieved several notable successes in the French football pyramid, especially in recent years.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Championnat National (France 3rd tier)	1	Runners-up (Promoted)	2021/22
2	Coupe de France	1	Semi-finalist	2022/23
3	Championnat de France Amateur (CFA/4th tier)	1	Winner	2019/20
4	Regional & Amateur Titles	Multiple	Winner	Updating...
5	Ligue 2	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Annecy

Q: What does the red cross on Annecy's crest represent?

A: The red cross is a symbol of the Savoy region and represents Annecy's heritage and identity within the historical Duchy of Savoy.

Q: What are Annecy FC's traditional colors?

A: FC Annecy’s traditional colors are red and white, reflecting both the city of Annecy and the Savoyard flag.

Q: What is the name of Annecy's stadium?

A: The home stadium is called Parc des Sports, located in Annecy, France.

Q: What is the capacity of Parc des Sports?

A: Parc des Sports currently has a seating capacity of around 15,660 spectators.

Q: Has FC Annecy ever played in Ligue 1?

A: As of 2024, FC Annecy has not played in Ligue 1. Their top achievement is promotion to Ligue 2 in 2022.

Q: Who are FC Annecy’s main rivals?

A: Annecy’s main regional rivals include Grenoble Foot 38 and Chambéry SF, with matches often carrying local significance.

Q: What is the largest fan group of Annecy?

A: The largest supporters group is the "Red Tigers Annecy."

Q: What was Annecy’s best performance in the Coupe de France?

A: FC Annecy reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France in the 2022/23 season, their best-ever performance in the competition.

Q: When was FC Annecy founded?

A: The club was originally created in 1927, with a reformation in 1993 following a merger and subsequent changes.

Q: How can I buy tickets to Annecy matches?

A: Tickets for Annecy matches can be purchased online via the club’s official website or at the Parc des Sports ticket office on match days.

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