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Overview
Le Havre trace their institutional origins to 1872, although the football section emerged in the 1890s, making the club a foundational presence in the French game. Known as Ciel et Marine for their sky-blue and navy colours, they represent France's largest container port. The Stade Oceane, opened in 2012, provides their modern home on the eastern approach to the city.
Le Havre have won the French second division six times. Their outstanding campaign came in 1959, when they won both Division 2 and the Coupe de France before adding the Challenge des Champions. That cup made them the first club from outside the top flight to lift the trophy in the professional era. The achievement remains the defining expression of Le Havre's disciplined, development-led tradition.
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Club profile maintained by Oddsivio · sourced from official club records.
The academy at La Cavee Verte is one of the club's most important legacies, with retired internationals such as Vikash Dhorasoo progressing through its system. Matches with Rouen constitute the traditional Derby Normand, while meetings with Caen provide another major regional rivalry. Goalkeeper Christophe Revault embodied loyalty across two long spells, and Dhorasoo remains a prominent example of Le Havre's ability to develop elite players.
On this page you can follow Le Havre's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Le Havre are 18th in the Ligue 1 2026 season with 2 points from 5 games (0W 2D 3L). They have won 0 of their last 5.
Mbwana Samatta is Le Havre's top scorer this season with 2 goals.
Lille vs Le Havre — Ligue 1, 10 Oct 2026