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france champion list


Champions

[edit]Amateur era (1894–1929)

1895–96 champions Club Français, pictured here in 1898
1918–19 champions Le Havre, pictured playing against CA Paris in 1920
1926–27 champions CA Paris, pictured at the end of the following season
Year[4]↓Winner↓Runner up↓Third place↓
1893–94Standard Athletic ClubThe White Rovers—
1894–95Standard Athletic ClubThe White Rovers—
1895–96Club FrançaisThe White Rovers—
1896–97Standard Athletic ClubThe White Rovers—
1897–98Standard Athletic ClubClub Français—
1898–99Le HavreClub Français—
1899–1900Le HavreClub Français—
1900–01Standard Athletic ClubLe Havre—
1901–02RoubaixRCF Paris—
1902–03RoubaixRCF Paris—
1903–04RoubaixSuisse Paris—
1904–05Gallia Club ParisRoubaix—
1905–06RoubaixCA Paris—
1906–07RCF ParisRoubaix—
1907–08RoubaixRCF Paris—
1908–09Helvétique MarseilleCA Paris—
1909–10TourcoingHelvétique Marseille—
1910–11Helvétique MarseilleRCF Paris—
1911–12Saint-RaphaëlAS Française—
1912–13Helvétique MarseilleRouen—
1913–14Olympique LilloisSète—
1926–27CA ParisAmiens ACMarseille
1927–28[nb 1]Stade Français——
1928–29MarseilleClub Français—

[edit]Professional era (1932–)

Raymond Kopa played on four of Stade Reims' six championship-winning teams.
Alain Giresse played on the Bordeaux teams that won back-to-back titles in 1983–84 and 1984–85.
A middle-aged man wearing a white shirt, black shorts and white trainers, standing on a grass field.
Paul Le Guen managed Lyon to three league titles.
A middle aged man, wearing a dark blue top
Laurent Blanc led Bordeaux to their first league title of the millennium in 2008–09.
Didier Deschamps played on two ofMarseille's ten championship winning teams and also managed the club to one league title.
Year[nb 2]↓Winner[2][21][22]↓Runner up↓Third place↓
1932–33Olympique LilloisCannes—
1933–34SèteFivesMarseille
1934–35SochauxStrasbourgRCF Paris
1935–36RCF ParisLilleStrasbourg
1936–37MarseilleSochauxRCF Paris
1937–38SochauxMarseilleSète
1938–39SèteMarseilleRCF Paris
1945–46LilleSaint-ÉtienneRC Roubaix
1946–47Roubaix–TourcoingStade ReimsStrasbourg
1947–48MarseilleLilleStade Reims
1948–49Stade ReimsLilleMarseille
1949–50BordeauxLilleStade Reims
1950–51NiceLilleLe Havre
1951–52NiceBordeauxLille
1952–53Stade ReimsSochauxBordeaux
1953–54LilleStade ReimsBordeaux
1954–55Stade ReimsToulouseLens
1955–56NiceLensMonaco
1956–57Saint-ÉtienneLensStade Reims
1957–58Stade ReimsNîmesMonaco
1958–59NiceNîmesRCF Paris
1959–60Stade ReimsNîmesRCF Paris
1960–61MonacoRCF ParisStade Reims
1961–62Stade ReimsRCF ParisNîmes
1962–63MonacoStade ReimsSedan
1963–64Saint-ÉtienneMonacoLens
1964–65NantesBordeauxValenciennes
1965–66NantesBordeauxValenciennes
1966–67Saint-ÉtienneNantesAngers
1967–68Saint-ÉtienneNiceSochaux
1968–69Saint-ÉtienneBordeauxMetz
1969–70Saint-ÉtienneMarseilleSedan
1970–71MarseilleSaint-ÉtienneNantes
1971–72MarseilleNîmesSochaux
1972–73NantesNiceMarseille
1973–74Saint-ÉtienneNantesLyon
1974–75Saint-ÉtienneMarseilleLyon
1975–76Saint-ÉtienneNiceSochaux
1976–77NantesLensBastia
1977–78MonacoNantesStrasbourg
1978–79StrasbourgNantesSaint-Étienne
1979–80NantesSochauxSaint-Étienne
1980–81Saint-ÉtienneNantesBordeaux
1981–82MonacoSaint-ÉtienneSochaux
1982–83NantesBordeauxParis Saint-Germain
1983–84BordeauxMonacoAuxerre
1984–85BordeauxNantesMonaco
1985–86Paris Saint-GermainNantesBordeaux
1986–87BordeauxMarseilleToulouse
1987–88MonacoBordeauxMontpellier
1988–89MarseilleParis Saint-GermainMonaco
1989–90MarseilleBordeauxMonaco
1990–91MarseilleMonacoAuxerre
1991–92MarseilleMonacoParis Saint-Germain
1992–93[nb 3]—Paris Saint-GermainMonaco
1993–94Paris Saint-GermainMarseilleAuxerre
1994–95NantesLyonParis Saint-Germain
1995–96AuxerreParis Saint-GermainMonaco
1996–97MonacoParis Saint-GermainNantes
1997–98LensMetzMonaco
1998–99BordeauxMarseilleLyon
1999–2000MonacoParis Saint-GermainLyon
2000–01NantesLyonLille
2001–02LyonLensAuxerre
2002–03LyonMonacoMarseille
2003–04LyonParis Saint-GermainMonaco
2004–05LyonLilleMonaco
2005–06LyonBordeauxLille
2006–07LyonMarseilleToulouse
2007–08LyonBordeauxMarseille
2008–09BordeauxMarseilleLyon
2009–10MarseilleLyonAuxerre

[edit]Championships by club

Georges Bereta won six league titles while playing for Saint-Étienne.
Juninho Pernambucano won seven straight league titles with Lyon from 2002–2008.
RankClubNumber of titlesYears of titles
1
Saint-Étienne
10
1957, 1964, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1981
Marseille
10
1929, 1937, 1948, 1971, 1972, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2010
3
Nantes
8
1965, 1966, 1973, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1995, 2001
4
Monaco
7
1961, 1963, 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2000
Lyon
7
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
6
Stade de Reims
6
1949, 1953, 1955, 1958, 1960, 1962
Bordeaux
6
1950, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1999, 2009
8
Standard Athletic Club
5
1894, 1895, 1897, 1898, 1901
Roubaix
5
1902, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1908
10
Nice
4
1951, 1952, 1956, 1959
11
Helvétique Marseille
3
1909, 1911, 1913
12
Lille
2
1946, 1954
Le Havre
2
1899, 1900
RCF Paris
2
1907, 1936
Sochaux
2
1935, 1938
Sète
2
1934, 1939
Paris Saint-Germain
2
1986, 1994
Olympique Lillois
2
1914, 1933
19
Club Français
1
1896
Gallia Club Paris
1
1905
Tourcoing
1
1910
Saint-Raphaël
1
1912
CA Paris
1
1927
Stade Français
1
1928
Rouen
1
1945
Roubaix-Tourcoing
1
1947
Strasbourg
1
1979
Auxerre
1
1996
Lens
1
1998

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