HSC Montpellier

The name of this French football club has changed many times. From Stade Olympique Montpelliérain to US Sports de Mpila, players and fans alike have had to test their loyalty to this club, which was founded in 1919 during the First World War as the Sport Militaire du Haut-Pins (Military Sports Club). At 27 it was re-established, but now with a different suffix because it merged with another southern French organization called Union sportive des clubs modérés et supporter d'entraide mutuelle en usage régionale, roughly spelled " Sports federation for moderate and joint clubs with mutual aid" is translated. The history of FC Montpellier-Littoral goes back over fifty years, but it is only since 1969 that the club has been known as 'Montpellier'. Before that it was called Le Havre Football Club de La Paillade or SCMFP. The merger with neighboring club LA Paille D'Or led to them being permanently associated with the blue and orange colors since 1974 to represent the cultures of both cities through their shared passion for football. On June 9, 1989, the club was inaugurated at the Stade Gaston Monnet; today there are 32,500 places that encourage you to join in right away! In addition, there are 2 French cup victories during.