Stade de la Docherie, Charleroi Marchienne-au-Pont (Black Country Charleroi, formerly RC Marchienne-Docherie / FC Pavillon Dochard / Jeunesse Docherie 61)
Belgium, province: Hainaut = Henegouwen
23 IX 2017 / AS Gerpinnes - FC Charleroi 0-5 / Royal Groupement Corporatif de Charleroi, Division 2
Note: whilst Belgian FA members RC Marchienne-Docherie, FC Pavillon Dochard, AS Docherie, and Jeunesse Docherie 61 were Belgian FA members in their time - as are Black Country Charleroi, founded in the summer of 2026 -, the Stade de la Docherie has also been used by a host of non-affiliated clubs over the years, amongst which AS Docherie, Elaqsa United, and AS Gerpinnes; these play their football in the Royal Groupement Corporatif de Charleroi (RGCC, usually abbreviated to simply Charleroi Corpo), a league of amateur teams from the Charleroi region. Though the RGCC is an affiliate to the Royal Belgian Football Association, it organizes an independent Saturday League, subdivided into two divisions.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Belgium, province: Hainaut = Henegouwen
23 IX 2017 / AS Gerpinnes - FC Charleroi 0-5 / Royal Groupement Corporatif de Charleroi, Division 2
Note: whilst Belgian FA members RC Marchienne-Docherie, FC Pavillon Dochard, AS Docherie, and Jeunesse Docherie 61 were Belgian FA members in their time - as are Black Country Charleroi, founded in the summer of 2026 -, the Stade de la Docherie has also been used by a host of non-affiliated clubs over the years, amongst which AS Docherie, Elaqsa United, and AS Gerpinnes; these play their football in the Royal Groupement Corporatif de Charleroi (RGCC, usually abbreviated to simply Charleroi Corpo), a league of amateur teams from the Charleroi region. Though the RGCC is an affiliate to the Royal Belgian Football Association, it organizes an independent Saturday League, subdivided into two divisions.
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