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Swift Hesperange

Swift Hesperange
Luxembourg Cup Prédiction
L W L L W W L D W D
US Mondorf-Les-Bains vs Swift Hesperange 05/11/2025 14:00

Luxembourg Division Nationale

1

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2

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Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

Luxembourg Division Nationale

LDN

US Mondorf-Les-Bains

Swift Hesperange

25

21

54

2

1 - 2

3.5

1.85

Dernier Total

Matchs joués Swift Hesperange

03.05.25

Swift Hesperange

F91 Dudelange

LU1

27.04.25

CS Fola Esch

Swift Hesperange

LU1

19.04.25

Swift Hesperange

UNA Strassen

LU1

12.04.25

Union Luxembourg

Swift Hesperange

LU1

06.04.25

Swift Hesperange

Wiltz 71

LU1

28.03.25

FC Rodange

Swift Hesperange

LU1

16.03.25

Swift Hesperange

FC 03 Differdange

LU1

08.03.25

Victoria Rosport

Swift Hesperange

LU1

02.03.25

Swift Hesperange

SC Bettembourg

LU1

23.02.25

Jeunesse Esch

Swift Hesperange

LU1

16.02.25

Swift Hesperange

FC Mondercange

LU1

09.02.25

Swift Hesperange

US Hostert

LU1

11.12.24

Progres Niedercorn

Swift Hesperange

LU1

23.11.24

F91 Dudelange

Swift Hesperange

LU1

09.11.24

Union Luxembourg

Swift Hesperange

LC

03.11.24

Swift Hesperange

CS Fola Esch

LU1

26.10.24

UNA Strassen

Swift Hesperange

LU1

19.10.24

Swift Hesperange

Union Luxembourg

LU1

29.09.24

Wiltz 71

Swift Hesperange

LU1

25.09.24

Swift Hesperange

FC Rodange

LU1

22.09.24

FC 03 Differdange

Swift Hesperange

LU1

15.09.24

Swift Hesperange

Victoria Rosport

LU1

01.09.24

SC Bettembourg

Swift Hesperange

LU1

24.08.24

Swift Hesperange

Jeunesse Esch

LU1

18.08.24

FC Mondercange

Swift Hesperange

LU1

11.08.24

US Hostert

Swift Hesperange

LU1

04.08.24

Swift Hesperange

UT Petange

LU1

31.07.24

Swift Hesperange

Genk II

EF

27.07.24

Saarbrucken

Swift Hesperange

UF

13.07.24

Darmstadt

Swift Hesperange

EF

26.05.24

Swift Hesperange

UNA Strassen

LU1

18.05.24

FC Schifflange 95

Swift Hesperange

LU1

12.05.24

Swift Hesperange

FC Marisca Mersch

LU1

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

Swift Hesperange

Swift Hesperange

Matchs joués 33

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

65

1.97

1.27

42

Moins/Plus

1.5

5

15%

85%

28

2.5

13

39%

61%

20

3.5

19

58%

42%

14

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

14

42%

58%

19

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

14

42%

58%

19

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

25

76%

24%

8

Rencontres

Date

Match

11.05.25

LDN

US Mondorf-Les-Bains – Swift Hesperange

18.05.25

LDN

Swift Hesperange – Progres Niedercorn

25.05.25

LDN

UT Petange – Swift Hesperange

Luxembourg Cup Fixtures

05/14/2025 18:00

Union Luxembourg

05/14/2025 18:00

FC 03 Differdange

Luxembourg Cup Results

04/23/2025 18:00

Progres Niedercorn

04/23/2025 18:00

04/23/2025 18:00

FC 03 Differdange

04/23/2025 18:00

Minerva Lintgen

Union Luxembourg

03/12/2025 19:00

FC 03 Differdange

03/12/2025 19:00

03/12/2025 19:00

Yellow Boys Weiler-La-Tour

03/12/2025 19:00

Progres Niedercorn

03/12/2025 19:00

Union Luxembourg

Victoria Rosport

03/12/2025 19:00

Jeunesse Canach

Swift Hesperange Football Club, commonly known as Swift Hesperange, is a professional football club based in Hesperange, Luxembourg. The club was founded in 1916 and has established itself as one of the prominent teams in Luxembourgish football. Swift Hesperange has enjoyed both domestic success and a growing presence in European competitions in recent seasons.The team plays its home matches at Stade Alphonse Theis, a distinctive ground located in Hesperange. The club's traditional colors are red and white, and the crest features a stylized "S" encircled by the club's founding date.Swift Hesperange enjoys a passionate but modestly sized fan base, typical of many Luxembourg football clubs. Their supporters are known for their community spirit and pride in representing the Hesperange region. The club's main rivals include other National Division teams, particularly Union Titus Pétange and F91 Dudelange.Throughout its history, Swift Hesperange has featured a blend of Luxembourgish and international players, and in recent years, has attracted notable talent due to significant investment and ambition to compete at the highest level nationally and make an impact in European qualifiers.Swift Hesperange's greatest domestic achievement has come in recent seasons, highlighted by their first league championship in the 2022–23 season. The club has also participated in the Luxembourg Cup, as well as qualifiers for the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa Conference League as a result of their improved performances.Today, Swift Hesperange continues to establish itself as a leading club in Luxembourg, aiming for consistent domestic success and progression in European competitions.

Team:	Swift Hesperange
Full name:	Football Club Swift Hesperange
Country:	Luxembourg
Nickname:	Swift
Founded:	01/05/1916
Colors:	Red-White
Stadium:	Stade Alphonse Theis 3,000 seats
Address:	22, rue de Cessange L-1320 Hesperange, Luxembourg
Telephone:	+352 36 95 46
Fax:	+352 36 95 46 1
Homepage:	https://www.swifthesper.lu/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Swift Hesperange

Founded

Founded on May 1, 1916, Football Club Swift Hesperange is one of the oldest active football teams in Luxembourg. The club was established by local residents from Hesperange seeking to organize themselves officially as a sports organization. Early decades saw the club competing in lower tiers, with promotion to the top-flight National Division achieved for the first time in 1971. Since then, Swift Hesperange has experienced several promotions and relegations between the National Division and second tier, but the 21st century has seen an increase in ambition and results, culminating in their first Luxemourg National Division championship in the 2022–23 season.

The club’s historic first major trophy was the Luxembourg Cup, won in 1989–90. The revitalization of Swift Hesperange in recent seasons, helped by modern investment, has made them a regular top-flight contender and a name in continental qualifiers.

Today, Swift Hesperange is recognized as one of Luxembourg’s most ambitious clubs, competing for titles and aiming for further success at both domestic and European levels.

Finances and ownership

Swift Hesperange has benefited from increased private investment in recent years, with a focus on professionalizing both sporting and commercial operations. The club is owned by entrepreneur Flavio Becca, a prominent figure in Luxembourgish business. Under his stewardship, Swift Hesperange has attracted higher-profile players and coaches to Luxembourg, with a modern infrastructure in place. This new era has brought financial stability as well as greater expectations for success. The financial strategy focuses on building a strong squad, competing for the National Division title and progressing into the group stages of European competitions. Swift also invests in youth development, aiming to strengthen its long-term sustainability.

Though Luxembourgish clubs have modest budgets compared to most Western European teams, Swift Hesperange is among the financially stronger outfits in Luxembourg, reflected in their market activity and facility improvements.

Popular culture

Swift Hesperange’s fanbase is characterized by its strong attachment to the Hesperange community. The club has a friendly, family-oriented environment at home matches. Swift Hesperange supporters, though relatively small in number compared to bigger European clubs, are loyal and passionate.

The red and white of Swift are distinctive in the stands, and local pride is a hallmark of the club’s public identity. The club actively engages with its community through youth and outreach programs, solidifying its status as a cornerstone of Hesperange’s social scene.

Swift Hesperange has recently gained more visibility—both within Luxembourg and abroad—through its successes, and matches against local rivals or European opposition generate considerable excitement and local media coverage.

Player

The club fields a mix of homegrown Luxembourgish talents and experienced foreign professionals. Players such as Tom Siebenaler, Charles Morren, Antonio Luisi, and Fábio Carvelho have played pivotal roles, while the club has also attracted prominent foreign players in recent times, including experienced internationals and those with top-league experience, such as Aldin Skenderovic and club-legends like Daniel da Mota.

Swift Hesperange continually invests in youth development via their academy, supplementing the first team with young prospects and maintaining a balanced approach to squad building. The current team is managed by Carlos Fangueiro, and features talent from Luxembourg, Portugal, France, and other European nations.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable players to have played for Swift Hesperange include:

Daniel da Mota – One of Luxembourg’s best-known footballers, who played for Swift Hesperange in the early stages of his career before becoming a star for the national team and F91 Dudelange.
Charles Morren – Long-serving captain and key midfielder, synonymous with the club’s rise to prominence.
Antonio Luisi – A leading goalscorer in the club’s recent golden years, integral to their National Division title.
Tom Siebenaler – Experienced defender and Luxembourg international who has brought leadership to the club.
Enes Mahmutovic – Former player who progressed to play in higher-level European competitions.

These players have contributed significantly to Swift’s domestic and European competitiveness.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Nationality	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Antonio Luisi	Luxembourg	FW	37	56	0.66
2	Charles Morren	Luxembourg	MF	30	200+	0.15
3	Daniel da Mota	Luxembourg	FW	26	80	0.32
4	Arthur Igosse	France	MF	22	60	0.36
5	Pedro Ferreira	Portugal	MF	20	55	0.36

Typical Squad

Swift Hesperange generally lines up in a balanced 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, emphasizing tactical discipline and quick transitions. The team consists of a mix of experienced professionals and young talents, with an international flavor drawn from Luxembourg, Portugal, France, and beyond.

Goalkeeper

Swift Hesperange’s recent squads have featured top-level goalkeepers such as Vítor Valente and Jonathan Joubert, regarded for their agility and command of the penalty area.

Defender

Defensive duties are led by players such as Tom Siebenaler, Aldin Skenderovic, and players from France and Portugal, known for their tactical awareness and aerial strength.

Midfielder

The midfield typically revolves around players like Charles Morren and Pedro Ferreira, offering creativity and leadership on the pitch.

Forward

The attacking line is spearheaded by Antonio Luisi and supported by fast, technically-gifted wingers and attacking midfielders such as Arthur Igosse.

Swift Hesperange also develops youth and integrates academy graduates into the first team, emphasizing sustainable growth and squad depth.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Swift Hesperange aiming to defend its position at the top of Luxembourg football, competing in the Luxembourg National Division, the Luxembourg Cup, and European qualifying rounds. The squad comprises a multinational mix of players with a blend of local and international experience. Below is a typical first team squad as of June 2024:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Jonathan Joubert	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	28/09/1979
Updating	16	Vítor Valente	🇵🇹	Portugal	13/03/1994
Defender
Updating	5	Tom Siebenaler	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	28/09/1990
Updating	6	Aldin Skenderovic	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	21/09/1997
Updating	21	Enes Mahmutovic	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	22/05/1997
Updating	2	Youn Djoum	🇨🇲	Cameroon	23/10/1989
Updating	24	Timothé Rupil	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	12/12/2003
Midfielder
Updating	8	Charles Morren	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	01/11/1990
Updating	23	Pedro Ferreira	🇵🇹	Portugal	20/03/1997
Updating	10	Arthur Igosse	🇫🇷	France	20/07/2000
Updating	14	Yvandro Borges Sanches	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	24/05/2004
Forward
Updating	9	Antonio Luisi	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	07/01/1994
Updating	11	Fábio Carvalho	🇵🇹	Portugal	10/05/1999
Updating	17	Ryan Klapp	🇱🇺	Luxembourg	18/02/2002
Manager
Updating		Carlos Fangueiro	🇵🇹	Portugal	19/12/1976
Assistant Manager
Updating		Updating...		Updating...

Coach

Swift Hesperange, one of Luxembourg's rising football clubs, has developed a distinctive managerial history over the decades. While not traditionally among the country's elite, the club's recent progress and silverware have elevated the profile of many of its head coaches. Below are some of the most influential and successful managers in Swift Hesperange history:

Pascal Carzaniga: Carzaniga led the club from 2020 to 2023 and delivered Swift's first-ever BGL Ligue championship in the 2022-23 season, which also guaranteed European qualification for the club.
Jeff Strasser: Appointed in 2023, Strasser's first campaign saw him stabilize Swift as a top-tier team. He has brought experience from his international playing and coaching career, continuing the club’s push for sustained success at home and in Europe.
Carlo Weis: As one of the club's early notable managers in the 1990s, Weis was instrumental in maintaining the club's status in the Luxembourg National Division after their promotion, laying the groundwork for future achievements.
Patrick Grettnich: Serving during crucial periods in the 2000s, Grettnich was key in keeping the team competitive, especially during challenging seasons in Luxembourg’s top flight.
Bernard Fisch: Fisch managed Swift through several spells, especially in earlier decades, providing the club much-needed stability and organizational growth.

These coaches, among others, have helped shape Swift Hesperange's trajectory from a local club to national champions and European participants.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/2023 - Present	Jeff Strasser	Luxembourg	05/10/1974
08/2020 - 06/2023	Pascal Carzaniga	France	08/09/1971
01/2020 - 08/2020	Claude Ottelé	France	19/08/1971
07/2019 - 12/2019	Michel Leflochmoan	France	06/10/1956
2018 - 2019	Serge Wolf	Luxembourg	Updating...
2017 - 2018	Pedro Resende	Portugal	22/07/1975
2016 - 2017	Patrick Grettnich	Luxembourg	Updating...
2015 - 2016	Jean-Marc Grosjean	Luxembourg	Updating...
2013 - 2015	Patrick Grettnich	Luxembourg	Updating...
2012 - 2013	Bernard Fisch	Luxembourg	Updating...
2008 - 2012	Patrick Grettnich	Luxembourg	Updating...
2004 - 2008	Bernard Fisch	Luxembourg	Updating...
2000 - 2004	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1997 - 2000	Carlo Weis	Luxembourg	04/12/1958
Before 1997	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Football Club Swift Hesperange, most commonly known as Swift Hesperange, is a prominent football team in Luxembourg, representing the commune of Hesperange. The club, founded in 1916, is recognized for its evolving identity, particularly reflected through its crest and club colors.

The original crest of Swift Hesperange was rather simplistic, featuring the club's initials "FCSH" with a traditional design. Over time, the emblem evolved to incorporate elements representing both the local community and the club’s footballing aspirations. The current crest, updated most recently in the 2010s, displays a red and white shield with a dynamic football icon and the name "Swift Hesperange" written boldly. The design demonstrates the club’s ambition and fresh outlook, while maintaining a modern, yet classic, aesthetic. The crest has undergone several iterations, each signifying milestones in the club's history.

Swift Hesperange’s traditional colors are red and white. Red symbolizes passion, energy, and unity within the club and its supporters, while white stands for integrity and sportsmanship. In earlier decades, Swift briefly experimented with combinations involving black or blue for away kits, but red and white have always remained the core identity. In recent seasons, accent grey or dark tones have occasionally appeared, but always in balance with the iconic red-and-white palette. These colors are proudly worn by players and fans, both home and away, reinforcing the identity of the club within Luxembourg football.

The club's crests and colors remain powerful symbols of community, pride, and continuity for Swift Hesperange, linking past generations to the current era of ambition and achievement.

Fan Club

Swift Hesperange enjoys a growing and dedicated fan base, rooted in the local community but increasingly stretching beyond Hesperange due to the club’s recent domestic success. The main supporters’ group is officially recognized as the "Red Dragons," established in the early 2000s. The Red Dragons are known for their vibrant matchday atmospheres, filled with choreographed displays, banners in the club's colors, and relentless vocal support for the players.

A characteristic element of Swift Hesperange's fans is their focus on inclusivity and local identity, with many families attending games and several generations supporting the club. The Red Dragons and associated supporter groups gather regularly at both home and away fixtures, organizing social events, away-day travels, and special celebrations, especially during key competitive matches or after title-winning campaigns.

Swift Hesperange’s fan culture is marked by passionate, family-friendly energy, coupled with a strong sense of belonging. While the fan base is mostly local, the club’s recent performances in European competitions have started to attract a more diverse, international following as well.

Stadium

Swift Hesperange plays its home matches at the Stade Alphonse Theis, located in Hesperange, Luxembourg. The stadium is a well-maintained venue with a capacity of around 2,800 spectators, making it one of the mid-sized football stadiums in Luxembourg’s top flight.

Named after Alphonse Theis, a significant figure in the club’s history, the stadium was originally built in the 1990s and has undergone several renovations to improve facilities and meet UEFA standards for hosting continental matches. The latest upgrades included enhanced seating, improved pitch quality, modern floodlighting, and updated changing rooms, allowing Swift Hesperange to host European competition qualifiers and provide a comfortable environment for fans and players alike.

Stade Alphonse Theis is not only the heart of Swift Hesperange’s footballing activities but also serves as an important community space for local events and gatherings. Its intimate size ensures an intense and close-knit matchday experience for supporters.

Honours and Awards

Swift Hesperange, although not one of Luxembourg’s oldest trophy winners, has made significant strides in national competitions, especially in the 21st century. The club's growing reputation has been reinforced by recent silverware and consistent performances at the top level.

The club’s greatest achievement to date is winning the Luxembourg National Division, the top tier of Luxembourg football, in the 2022–2023 season. Swift Hesperange has also lifted the Luxembourg Cup and has represented Luxembourg in the preliminary rounds of various UEFA competitions. Their persistent rise has firmly established the team as a new force in the national league.

The table below summarizes the major honours achieved by Swift Hesperange:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Luxembourg National Division	1	Champion	2022/23
2	Luxembourg Cup	1	Winner	1989/90
3	Luxembourg Division of Honour	2	Winners (Second Division)	1985/86, 2019/20
4	European Competitions Qualifications	Updating...	Participation	Last: 2023/24 UEFA Champions League qualifiers

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In summary, Betimate stands out as an indispensable portal for Swift Hesperange followers and those interested in Luxembourgish football, offering reliable predictions, detailed data, and a positive user experience.

FAQs about Swift Hesperange

Q: When was Swift Hesperange founded?

A: Swift Hesperange was founded in 1916.

Q: What is the home stadium of Swift Hesperange?

A: Swift Hesperange plays at Stade Alphonse Theis, with a capacity of approximately 2,800 spectators.

Q: Which are the official colors of Swift Hesperange?

A: The traditional club colors are red and white.

Q: What major trophies has Swift Hesperange won?

A: The club has won the Luxembourg National Division once (2022/23), the Luxembourg Cup once (1989/90), and the Division of Honour twice (1985/86, 2019/20).

Q: Does Swift Hesperange play in European competitions?

A: Yes, the club has participated in the qualifying rounds of UEFA tournaments, including the UEFA Champions League qualifiers in 2023/24.

Q: Who are the main supporters’ group of Swift Hesperange?

A: The largest and best-known fan group is the "Red Dragons."

Q: What is the current club crest design?

A: The crest is a modern red-and-white shield featuring a football, with "Swift Hesperange" written prominently across it.

Q: Has Swift Hesperange ever played in the Luxembourg second division?

A: Yes, and they have been champions of the Division of Honour (second division) on two occasions.

Q: Are Swift Hesperange’s matches family-friendly events?

A: Yes, Swift Hesperange's home and away matches are known for being welcoming, family-oriented occasions for all ages.

Q: How can I follow the latest news about Swift Hesperange?

A: Official club channels, social media profiles, and platforms like Betimate provide regular updates on Swift Hesperange’s fixtures, news, and results.

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