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EA Guingamp

En Avant de Guingamp



Full name: En Avant de Guingamp


Trigram: EAG


Nickname(s): Les Paysans, War-raok Gwengamp


Founded: 1812


Ground: Le Stade du Roudourou
- Capacity: 80 000


Owner: Claude Pérard


Manager: Allana Sargent


League: First Division


2059-60: First Division, 4th place


UICA Ranking: 89th ()


Academy Rating: 5 stars


Website: Club homepage



Kit (Home - Away)


Article updated: 2061 (i)

En Avant de Guingamp (more commonly known as Guingamp) is a Kernansquillecan football club, based in the city of Guingamp, who compete in the First Division.

Guingamp's home ground in the 80 000 capacity Stade du Roudourou, located on the outskirts of the city. It was rebuilt in 2033 after being mostly destroyed by an airstrike in 2021.

The club has a long standing rivalry with neighbors La Chapelle-Neuve.

War-raok Gwengamp have been a force to reckon with since the start of the new professional KERFA-run First Division, winning three titles on the trot. Guingamp also reached the National Cup final twice, losing to Rennes both times.

History

En Avant de Guingamp was founded as an amateur football team in 1812. Like most Kernansquillecan sides they didn't turn fully professional until the 2056-57 season.

Since turning professional the side have blossomed, winning the first three First Division titles on the bounce, qualifying for the UICA's Champions' Cup in the process.

Their best UICA performance came in the 2059-60 season where they reached the group stage of Champions' Cup 55.

Squad

Formation: 4-2-3-1

Goalkeepers: Liselotte D'Aramitz (33, F); Nell Snelling (18, M); Estelle O'Hanegan (21, F)

Defenders: Julian Yegos (31, M); Candi Winter (28, F); Stuart Kellah (27, M); Vasilica Quincey (23, F); Luz Sarto (31, M); Oiva De Campo (32, M); Danniel Gruffydd (23, M)

Defensive Midfielders: Michaela Vipond (30, F); Miroslav Germain (25, M); Fiachna Corey (22, F); Diarmaid Portelli (33, M)

Offensive Midfielders: Seòsaidh Bailey (25, M); Kéziah Carrac (20, F); Adélaïde Noupen** © (25, F); Jack Sommer (29, M); Melania Irving (27, F); Anselma Hauer (31, F)

Forwards: Peter Lilac** (23, M); Marie Stainthorpe (31, F); Demeter Augustine (32, M)

Starters in bold; subs in italics; foreign players marked with *; star players marked with **.
Age and sex in brackets.
Order: right, left, center

Staff

Manager: Allana Sargent (52, F)
Assistant Manager: Yvon Schmitt (55, M)
Youth Team Coach: Stephania Rodriguez (48, F)
Youth Team Assistant Coach: Roberto Albani (35, M)

Stadium

Stade du Roudourou (80 000)
Guingamp play their football at the Stade du Roudourou (or Roudourou Stadium), which is located on the outskirts of Guingamp.

The stadium is linked to the center of town thanks to an underground metro line. The stadium's stop is simply called "Roudourou" and it takes about 10 minutes to reach it from the center of town, though this is usually longer on match days.

The stadium has a capacity of 80 000 which includes 65 000 seated and 15 000 standing. A section of 5 000 seats is reserved for away fans. All seats are in the club's colors: red and black.

Guingamp's home ground was mostly destroyed during the Great War after an airstrike hit the stadium that was housing an estimated 3 000 refugees at the time. 863 of them were killed and a memorial stands outside the ground in their honor.

The ground was fully rebuilt with state of the art facilities, including a UICA regulation sized grass pitch, in 2033 on the same spot as the original grounds, with the capacity being extended to 80 000.

The Guingamp Derby

The Guingamp Derby is the name given to the clash between the two professional teams that are based in the city of Guingamp: En Avant de Guingamp and La Chapelle-Neuve.

The two sides have yet to meet since the end of the Great War.

Records

Senior Team Records

Season

Division

League

GD

National Cup

KERFA Coef.

UICA

UICA Coef.

2056-57 (I)

First Division

1st

+12

QF

-

-

-

2057-58 (II)

First Division

1st

+20

Ro32

► 1st

CC 53 First Preliminary Round
GC 50 Second knockout round
CdC 26 Ro16

▲146th

2058-59 (III)

First Division

1st

+38

Runners-Up

► 1st

CC 54 Third Preliminary Round
GC 51 Qualifying Round
CdC 27 Qualification Round

▲123rd

2059-60 (IV)

First Division

4th

+5

► 1st

Runners-Up

CC 55 Group Stage
CdC 28 Qualification Round

2060-61 (V)

First Division

Qualified for GC 53

(KERFA Coefficient shows rank at the start of the season in question. UICA Coefficient shows rank at the end of the season in question.)

Titles

First Division Champions: 3 times (2056-57, 2057-58, 2058-59)
National Cup Runners-Up: 2 times (2058-59, 2059-60)

Club Icons

Peter Lilac and club captain Adélaïde Noupen are the two most famous Guingampais of the modern era, with the partnership proving deadly to many defenses whom have come up against Guingamp but also Kernansquillec, the two helping the Under 21s to finish 3rd at the 31st Di Bradini Cup.

Manager Allana Sargent is also now part of the club's history after seeing her side win three league titles on the trot.

RP Information

Style: +3.00
LinkUICA Ranking: 27.370 (89th, 123rd, ▲ 34)
KERFA Ranking: 33.40 (1st, ► 0)
Academy rating: 5 stars (92/100)

(KERFA ranking for the 2059-60 season. UICA ranking for the 2059-60 season.)



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