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France National 2 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	La Roche VF	55	24	17	4	3	52 - 24	28
2	Bordeaux	49	24	15	4	5	36 - 19	17
3	Aviron Bayonnais	45	24	14	3	7	33 - 20	13
4	Saint Malo	41	24	11	8	5	36 - 21	15
5	Les Herbiers	41	24	12	5	7	32 - 25	7
6	Avranches	34	24	9	7	8	37 - 30	7
7	Angouleme	32	24	8	8	8	20 - 25	-5
8	FC Chauray	31	24	9	4	11	27 - 28	-1
9	Dinan Lehon	29	24	8	5	11	31 - 39	-8
10	AS Montlouis	28	24	7	7	10	37 - 37	0
11	Locmine Saint-Colomban	28	24	7	7	10	25 - 30	-5
12	Stade Poitevin	25	24	6	7	11	17 - 32	-15
13	Saumur Olympique	25	24	6	7	11	32 - 41	-9
14	Voltigeurs de Chateaubriant	23	24	6	5	13	20 - 40	-20
15	Lorient II	23	24	7	3	14	27 - 41	-14
16	Granville	21	24	5	6	13	27 - 37	-10

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Bergerac Périgord Football Club, commonly referred to as Bergerac Périgord or simply Bergerac, is a professional football club based in Bergerac, Dordogne, France. Established in 1916, the club holds a significant place in the footballing landscape of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Known primarily for their strong community roots and impressive runs in the Coupe de France, Bergerac Périgord FC continues to maintain a respected reputation in French football's semi-professional leagues.

The team plays its home matches at Stade de Campréal, a compact and atmospheric venue in Bergerac. The club’s colors are traditionally blue and red, representing the unity and fighting spirit of the team and its supporters.

Bergerac Périgord FC enjoys enthusiastic support from local fans, who play a vital role in the club’s unique identity and culture. The fan base, passionate and dedicated, is integral to the club’s character and is especially vocal during historic cup and derby matches.

Although Bergerac Périgord FC has not yet reached the upper echelons of French football, the club is renowned for its ability to produce and nurture local talent, as well as fostering a sense of pride within the local community. Over the years, several players have made their mark at the club before moving on to higher-tier teams in France and abroad.

The club’s history is highlighted by remarkable moments in the Coupe de France, including their giant-killing runs and quarter-final appearance in the 2021–22 season, which brought national attention to the team. Bergerac Périgord FC remains committed to progressing both on and off the pitch, aiming to achieve new heights in the French football pyramid while maintaining its sense of tradition and community.

Team:	Bergerac Périgord FC
Full name:	Bergerac Périgord Football Club
Country:	France
Nickname:	Le BPFC, Les Bergeracois
Founded:	1916
Colors:	blue-red
Stadium:	Stade de Campréal 2,550 seats
Address:	Stade de Campréal, Rue Camille Desmoulins, 24100 Bergerac, France
Telephone:	+33 5 53 63 62 50
Fax:	+33 5 53 63 13 13
Homepage:	https://www.bergeracperigordfc.fr/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Bergerac Périgord FC

Founded

Bergerac Périgord Football Club was established in 1916 in the heart of Dordogne. Originally formed as Bergerac Sports, the club underwent several changes before adopting its current name. For much of its history, Bergerac competed in regional competitions and lower national divisions, gradually building a reputation for competitive spirit and community engagement. The club experienced steady progression, both in facilities and sporting ambitions, supporting youth development and local partnerships. Bergerac’s most memorable achievement to date came in the 2021–22 Coupe de France, when the club reached the quarter-finals, eliminating Ligue 1 teams and showcasing its capabilities on the national stage.

Bergerac Périgord FC's consistent performances in the Championnat National 2 (the fourth tier of French football) have marked it as one of the strongest semi-professional teams in southwestern France. The club continues to set its sights on climbing the ranks of French football, striving for possible promotion to National (third tier) and beyond.

Finances and Ownership

Bergerac Périgord FC is structured as an association with a focus on regional football development, and has historically relied on community support, local businesses, and sponsorship for financial stability. The club is managed by a board of directors, with current president Christophe Fauvel overseeing its operations. While the financial resources are limited compared to professional clubs, prudent management and strong local ties have ensured the club’s sustainability and gradual progress.

Investment in youth facilities and regular engagement in regional football programs underline Bergerac’s commitment not just to on-field success, but also to nurturing future generations of players. Community backing remains essential to the club’s existence, with a broad base of contributors from across Dordogne helping to keep the club competitive at the semi-professional level.

Although Bergerac Périgord FC does not have extensive financial muscle, its operational stability and ability to punch above its weight have made it a respected fixture in French lower-league football.

Popular culture

Bergerac Périgord FC enjoys tremendous goodwill and pride within the local area, being one of the main sporting representatives of Bergerac and the Périgord region. Match days at Campréal are notable for their community atmosphere, with local families and supporters creating a vibrant and friendly environment. The club’s cup exploits have received national media coverage, especially during successful runs in the Coupe de France, and these “giant-killing” stories have helped establish the club’s identity as underdog heroes.

While Bergerac has not featured widely in popular culture outside of football, the club remains a touchstone for sporting pride in the region, inspiring young athletes and fostering a sense of belonging. Supporters celebrate club milestones and cup victories with strong displays of local banners, songs, and a distinctive blue-red color scheme that dominates the stands during key matches.

Player

The club’s squad is composed of a blend of experienced local players and emerging talents developed through its academy system. Bergerac Périgord FC is renowned for nurturing promising players, many of whom have moved on to play in higher French leagues or returned after stints in professional football.

Several key players have helped shape the club’s successes in recent years, particularly during memorable cup runs and promotions. The club’s emphasis on tactical discipline and team unity has earned it respect both regionally and nationally. Bergerac’s recruitment focuses on solid regional talent, strong work ethic, and a commitment to community-first football.

Famous Players

Although Bergerac Périgord FC is not known for household football stars, it has been an important stepping stone for several notable players in French football. Some of the most recognized individuals who have made their mark with Bergerac include:

Abdoul Kader Bamba: A winger who played for Bergerac early in his career before rising to play in Ligue 1 with FC Nantes.
Steve Savidan: The former French international striker had a spell at Bergerac before building a successful career in Ligue 1 and earning a France national team cap.
Bertrand Fourrier: Club legend and longtime captain, Fourrier was celebrated for his loyalty, leadership, and more than a decade of service at the club.
Jules Mendy: The central defender was pivotal during key campaigns and helped the club achieve significant results in the Coupe de France.
Régis Fauconnier: One of the club’s all-time top scorers, Fauconnier left an indelible mark on Bergerac’s football history.

While Bergerac Périgord FC may not feature global superstars, it remains a respected platform for ambitious French talent and club legends.

Top goalscorers of all time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Régis Fauconnier	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Bertrand Fourrier	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Jules Mendy	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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Typical Squad

Bergerac Périgord FC generally employs a balanced squad structure with a mix of defensive solidity and attacking flair. The team's formation is often a variation of 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1, depending on the opposition and competition.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeping position has been a source of stability, with recent seasons featuring strong local talents and experienced shot-stoppers from the region.

Defenders

Bergerac’s defense combines athletic full-backs and commanding central defenders. The back line is constructed from regional prospects and seasoned leaders, integral during the club’s memorable cup runs.

Midfielders

The midfield unit includes dynamic playmakers, box-to-box midfielders, and disciplined holding players. The club encourages versatile midfielders who can contribute both defensively and offensively.

Forwards

Bergerac’s attacking line is known for pace and creativity, with forwards who can adapt to multiple roles across the front. The emphasis is on teamwork and collective pressing, rather than reliance on a single superstar striker.

Youth integration remains a pillar of the club’s philosophy, with many young players making their debuts annually in league or cup competitions.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season sees Bergerac Périgord FC competing in the Championnat National 2, representing one of the most ambitious semi-professional clubs in the region. The squad comprises a mix of seasoned leaders and emergent youth players developed through the club’s system.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Quentin Braat	France	France	06/07/1997
Updating	16	Morgan Dupe	France	France	06/06/1993
Defender
Updating	2	Jules Mendy	Senegal	Senegal	14/11/1994
Updating	3	Rémi Lafon	France	France	12/02/1999
Updating	15	Thibault Deslandes	France	France	19/10/1998
Updating	5	Sofyan El Rhayti	France	France	10/08/1994
Midfielder
Updating	8	Florent Stevance	France	France	08/10/1988
Updating	6	Julien Faubert	France	France	01/08/1983
Updating	10	Fabien Garcia	France	France	15/07/1994
Forward
Updating	9	Régis Fauconnier	France	France	18/02/1980
Updating	11	Abdoul Kader Bamba	France	France	25/04/1994
Updating	7	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
Manager
Updating		Erick Sékou Legrix	France	France	20/03/1980
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Bergerac Périgord Football Club, based in Bergerac in southwestern France, has seen a variety of managerial talents throughout its history. Although the club is primarily known for its regional achievements and its significant runs in the lower tiers of French football, several coaches have left a notable mark, especially with memorable cup performances and promotions. Below are some of the most impactful and celebrated managers in Bergerac Périgord FC’s history:

David Vignes: As the head coach from 2016 to 2022, Vignes guided Bergerac to unprecedented heights, most notably the club's remarkable run to the quarter-finals of the Coupe de France in the 2021–22 season, knocking out Ligue 1 side Saint-Étienne along the way. His leadership is regarded as a golden era for the club.
Erwan Lannuzel: Appointed in 2022, Lannuzel continued the club’s strong performances in Championnat National 2 (the 4th tier of French football), maintaining Bergerac’s reputation for disciplined play and resilience in domestic cups.
Christophe Fauvel: Known for his long-standing association with the club, particularly as an assistant and interim manager in various periods, Fauvel contributed to shaping the squad during key transitional phases and youth development.
Christophe Faux: Manager during the mid-2010s, he oversaw Bergerac’s consolidation in Championnat National 2 (formerly CFA), helping the club establish itself as a stable force in the semi-professional ranks.

These coaches, together with others in club history, have played vital roles in Bergerac Périgord FC’s progression from a regional amateur side to one of France’s respected semi-professional outfits.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/2022 – Present	Erwan Lannuzel	France	13/09/1988
07/2016 – 06/2022	David Vignes	France	13/07/1972
2015 – 2016	Christophe Faux	France	Updating...
2012 – 2015	Christophe Fauvel (interim/assistant)	France	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Bergerac Périgord Football Club, commonly referred to as Bergerac Périgord or simply Bergerac, is a French club based in Bergerac, Dordogne. Since its foundation, the team's crest has reflected both local pride and regional identity. The original crest featured a simple shield with "BPFC" initials and a football; over time, the symbol evolved to incorporate elements representing the city of Bergerac, including the city's colors and imagery associated with the Périgord region.

Currently, the crest displays a prominent blue shield, detailed with white and red—colors symbolizing both the club's tradition and its roots in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The badge typically features a stylized football, club initials, and often references Bergerac's connection to the Dordogne river.

Bergerac Périgord's traditional colors are blue and white. Blue is the dominant kit color, with white used for details and away uniforms. Throughout different eras, the club has occasionally worn red as a secondary or alternative strip, but blue remains the unifying color for Bergerac fans and players alike.

In essence, Bergerac Périgord FC's colors and crest reflect a proud local heritage and provide a visible link between the club, its city, and its supporters.

Fan Club

Bergerac Périgord FC boasts a devoted and lively fan base, with supporters coming not just from the town itself but from the wider Dordogne region. The largest and most prominent supporter group is known as "Les Papillons Bergeracois." This fan club is recognized for its unwavering support, creative chants, and the traditional waving of blue and white scarves at home matches.

Les Papillons Bergeracois are celebrated for organizing large-scale tifos and providing vocal support throughout the game—especially during key matches in both league and cup competitions. The group's presence adds color and energy to the team's matches at Stade de Campréal and is a cornerstone of the club's community spirit.

Fans of Bergerac Périgord FC are known for their warm hospitality, often welcoming visiting supporters and fostering a family-friendly atmosphere at home games. Their dedication is particularly visible during critical cup fixtures, when the entire town often rallies around the club, showing their support through decorations and gatherings.

Stadium

Bergerac Périgord FC plays its home matches at the Stade de Campréal, located in Bergerac, France. The stadium, with a seating capacity of approximately 2,500, serves as a central hub for football in the region.

Stade de Campréal has been the club’s home since its early years, hosting memorable league encounters and celebrated cup runs alike. While relatively modest in size compared to top division stadiums, it provides an intimate and energetic atmosphere appreciated by both players and fans.

In recent years, the stadium has undergone various improvement works, including upgrades to seating areas, renovation of locker rooms, and the installation of improved training facilities. These renovations have enhanced the matchday experience while maintaining the unique traditional charm that characterizes Bergerac football.

The Stade de Campréal, with its passionate local support and scenic surroundings, is a symbol of the club’s identity and regional pride.

Honours and Awards

Despite being a club with a modest history compared to France's football giants, Bergerac Périgord FC has earned respect through competitive performances in the National and Coupe de France. The club’s recent cup runs have particularly captured the imagination of its supporters and the broader football community.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Championnat National 2 Group Winner	Updating...	Winner	Updating...
2	Coupe de France	0	Semi-finalist (Best performance)	2021/22
3	Championnat National 3 - Aquitaine	1	Winner	2014/15
4	Other regional honors	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Bergerac Périgord FC

Q: When was Bergerac Périgord FC founded?

A: Bergerac Périgord Football Club was established in 1916.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Bergerac Périgord FC?

A: The club's traditional colors are blue and white.

Q: What is the home stadium of Bergerac Périgord FC?

A: Bergerac Périgord plays its home matches at Stade de Campréal in Bergerac, France.

Q: What is the capacity of Stade de Campréal?

A: Stade de Campréal has a capacity of approximately 2,500 spectators.

Q: What is Bergerac Périgord's best performance in the Coupe de France?

A: Bergerac Périgord reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France in the 2021/22 season.

Q: Who are Bergerac Périgord FC's main rivals?

A: Bergerac Périgord's regional rivals include Trélissac FC and other clubs from the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.

Q: What is the most famous fan group supporting Bergerac Périgord?

A: The largest and most recognized supporter group is known as "Les Papillons Bergeracois."

Q: Has Bergerac Périgord ever played in Ligue 2 or Ligue 1?

A: No, Bergerac Périgord FC has not played in France's Ligue 2 or Ligue 1.

Q: Does Bergerac Périgord have a youth academy?

A: Yes, Bergerac Périgord FC operates an active youth academy, developing local talent for the future.

Q: What is the current league of Bergerac Périgord FC?

A: As of 2024, Bergerac Périgord FC competes in the Championnat National 2, the fourth tier of French football.

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