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Charleroi in brief
Founded in 1904, Sporting Charleroi are the leading professional club of Charleroi in Belgium's Hainaut province and hold matricule number 22. Their black-and-white striped shirts gave rise to the nickname Les Zebres, first used in 1926, and the team are also known as Les Carolos. Home is the Stade du Pays de Charleroi, the former Stade du Mambourg, which was rebuilt for Euro 2000 and hosted England's 1-0 win over Germany at the tournament.
Charleroi first reached the top flight in 1947 and spent 26 consecutive seasons there from 1985 to 2011. Their best league finish is second place in 1968-69, and they lost Belgian Cup finals to Beveren in 1978 and Standard Liege in 1993. The club's senior honours are two second-tier titles, in 1946-47 and 2011-12, and two third-tier titles, in 1928-29 and 1936-37.
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The traditional city derby is against Olympic Charleroi, now ROC de Charleroi-Marchienne, a rivalry that was already drawing big crowds in the 1930s. Dante Brogno, who scored more than 100 league goals for the club between 1986 and 2001, is its leading goalscorer, while Swedish playmaker Par Zetterberg, on loan from Anderlecht from 1991 to 1993, won the 1993 Belgian Golden Shoe in a year split between the two clubs.
On this page you can follow Charleroi's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Charleroi are 4th in the Jupiler Pro League in 2026/27 with 24 points from 10 games (8W 0D 2L). They have won 4 of their last 5.
Aurélien Scheidler is Charleroi's top scorer this season with 4 goals.
Recent results
- Charleroi 5–2 RAAL La Louvière — Jupiler Pro League
- Antwerp 3–0 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
- Albert Quévy-Mons 0–1 Charleroi (aet) — Belgian Cup
- Standard Liege 0–1 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 3–2 Cercle Brugge — Jupiler Pro League
- Zulte Waregem 0–1 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 2–3 Union St. Gilloise — Jupiler Pro League
- Kortrijk 1–3 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 2–0 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- Lommel United 0–1 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 3–1 OH Leuven — Jupiler Pro League
- Standard Liege 0–2 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 1–1 OH Leuven — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 0–1 KVC Westerlo — Jupiler Pro League
- Antwerp 0–1 Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League
Next fixture
KVC Westerlo vs Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League, 7 Nov 2026
Upcoming fixtures
- Charleroi vs St. Truiden — Jupiler Pro League, 21 Nov 2026
- Charleroi vs SK Beveren — Jupiler Pro League, 28 Nov 2026
- Charleroi vs St. Truiden — Belgian Cup, 5 Dec 2026
- Anderlecht vs Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League, 13 Dec 2026
- Charleroi vs Genk — Jupiler Pro League, 19 Dec 2026
- Club Brugge KV vs Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League, 26 Dec 2026
- Charleroi vs Gent — Jupiler Pro League, 17 Jan 2027
- Charleroi vs Antwerp — Jupiler Pro League, 23 Jan 2027
- RAAL La Louvière vs Charleroi — Jupiler Pro League, 30 Jan 2027