Ligue 1

Lens

Est. 1906 · Lens, France

Stadium
Stade Bollaert-Delelis
38,223 capacity
Manager
Dino Toppmöller
since 2026

Racing Club de Lens, founded in 1906, is a French football club based in the mining city of Lens in the Pas-de-Calais, playing at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis. The club's greatest achievement was winning the Ligue 1 title in 1997–98, and it lifted its first Coupe de France in 2025–26. Known as Les Sang et Or (the Blood and Gold), Lens has one of the most passionate fanbases in France.

Honours

all-time
League
Ligue 24×
Ligue 11×
Domestic cups
Coupe Drago3×
Coupe de France1×
Coupe de la Ligue1×
Europe
UEFA Intertoto Cup2×

All-time top scorers

club record
1Ahmed Oudjani124goals
2Maryan Wisniewski105goals
3Georges Lech79goals
4Roger Boli75goals
5Farès Bousdira69goals

Club legends

ÉricSikora
Defender1985–2004A one-club man who made over 500 appearances before becoming a club coach.
GuillaumeWarmuz
Goalkeeper1992–2002Reliable goalkeeper who played more than 400 games and anchored the 1998 title win.
FrédéricDéhu
Defender1991–1999Commanding centre-back at the heart of the 1997–98 Ligue 1-winning side.
Jean-GuyWallemme
Defender1986–1998Long-serving defender and captain during the club's rise in the 1990s.
VladimírŠmicer
Midfielder1996–1999Creative Czech attacking midfielder who shone during the championship era.
StéphaneZiani
Midfielder1997–1998Playmaker whose vision helped orchestrate the 1997–98 title triumph.
MaryanWisniewski
Forward1953–1963Legendary winger and one of the club's most prolific attackers of the 1950s.
AhmedOudjani
Forward1958–1965The club's all-time record goalscorer and a Ligue 1 top scorer in 1963–64.

Recent record

2020/21–2025/26
216
P
108
W
52
D
56
L
50%
Win %
338
Goals
+96
GD

Recent top scorers

2020/21–2025/26

Recent top assisters

2020/21–2025/26

Recent-form sections cover the seasons in Mundial (2020/21–2025/26). Not affiliated with or endorsed by any league or club.