LUXEMBOURG: FC Beyren (1960-1977) / FC Beyren-Udinesina (1977-2001) / FC Flaxweiler-Beyren Udinesina 01 Sandžak (2001-2012)

Stade 'Op dem Kalk', Beyren (formerly FC Beyren / FC Beyren-Udinesina / FC Flaxweiler-Beyren Udinesina 01 Sandžak)

Luxembourg, canton: Grevenmacher

July 2022 / no match visited

Note: FC Beyren, founded in 1960, changed its name to become FC Beyren-Udinesina, reflecting an influx of Italian guest workers into the club membership, in 1977. In 2001, a merger was concluded with FC Avenir Flaxweiler, the result being the rather long-winding club name FC Flaxweiler/Beyren Udinesina 01 Sandžak - Sandžak being a region in the former Yugoslavia from which many inhabitants moved to Luxembourg in the 1990s. First team football moved to Beyren's Stade 'Op dem Kalk', alternatively known as Stade Derrière l'Eglise, while Flaxweiler's ground at Rue Behnert most probably remained in use for lower team football and training purposes. In 2012, FC Flaxweiler/Beyren Udinesina 01 Sandžak was absorbed into CS Muhlenbach Lusitanos from Luxembourg-Ville, which took on the new name of FC Blue Boys Muhlenbach Sandžak. All activities moved to Muhlenbach's Stade Mathias Mamer, while the grounds in Flaxweiler and Beyren were abandoned.

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