RC Strasbourg Alsace is a French professional association football club founded in 1906 and based in the city of Strasbourg, Alsace. The club's involvement in international competitions dates back to the 1960s and won their only European title in 1995, defeating Tirol Innsbruck to win the UEFA Intertoto Cup.
Matches All results (home, away, and aggregate) list RC Strasbourg's goal tally first.
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+ RC Strasbourg results in European competitions Season Competition Round Opposition Home Away Aggregate Notes Ref.1961–62Inter-Cities Fairs CupFirst round MTK1–32–103–131964–65Inter-Cities Fairs CupFirst round Milan2–00–12–1Second round Basel5–21–06–2Third round Barcelona0–02–22–20–0Quarter-final Manchester United0–50–00–51965–66Inter-Cities Fairs CupFirst round Milan2–10–12–21–11966–67Intertoto CupGroup stage(Group A2) Atalanta1–21–64th of 4 DWS1–21–4 Grenchen3–22–4European Cup Winners' CupFirst round Steaua București1–01–12–1Second round Slavia Sofia1–00–21–21967–68Intertoto CupGroup stage(Group A2) Feyenoord1–30–33rd of 4 RDC Molenbeek3–10–0 Lausanne-Sports0–22–21978–79UEFA CupFirst round Elfsborg4–10–24–3Second round Hibernian2–00–12–1Third round MSV Duisburg0–00–40–41979–80European CupFirst round Start4–02–16–1Second round Dukla Prague2–00–12–1Quarter-final Ajax0–00–40–41995–96UEFA Intertoto CupGroup stage(Group 11) Gençlerbirliği4–11st of 5 Floriana4–0 Tirol Innsbruck4–0 Hapoel Petah Tikva0–0Round of 16 Vorwärts Steyr4–0Quarter-final Metz2–0Semi-final Tirol Innsbruck6–11–17–2UEFA CupFirst round Újpest3–02–05–0Second round Milan0–11–21–31996–97UEFA Intertoto CupGroup stage(Group 11) Kocaelispor1–13rd of 5 Hibernians2–0 Ural Yekaterinburg1–1 CSKA Sofia0–01997–98UEFA CupFirst round Rangers2–12–14–2Second round Liverpool3–00–23–2Third round Inter Milan2–00–32–32001–02UEFA CupFirst round Standard Liège2–20–22–42005–06UEFA CupFirst round GAK5–02–07–0Group stage(Group E) Basel2–01st of 5 Tromsø2–0 Roma1–1 Red Star Belgrade2–2Round of 32 Litex Lovech0–02–02–0Round of 16 Basel2–20–22–42019–20UEFA Europa LeagueSecond qualifying round Maccabi Haifa3–11–24–3Third qualifying round Lokomotiv Plovdiv1–01–02–0Play-off round Eintracht Frankfurt1–00–31–32025–26UEFA Conference LeaguePlay-off round Brøndby0–03–23–2League phase Slovan Bratislava2–11st of 36 Jagiellonia Białystok1–1 BK Häcken2–1 Crystal Palace2–1 Aberdeen1–0 Breiðablik3–1Round of 16 Rijeka1–12–13–2Quarter-final Mainz 054–00–24–2Semi-final Rayo Vallecano0–10–10–2
Overall record Accurate as of 7 May 2026.
Including matches in European Cup, UEFA Cup / UEFA Europa League, European Cup Winners' Cup, Intertoto Cup / UEFA Intertoto Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, and each competition's associated qualifying rounds.
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By competition
+ RC Strasbourg record in European football by competitionCompetitionGamesWinsDrawsLossesEuropean Cup1UEFA Cup / UEFA Europa League6UEFA Conference League1European Cup Winners' Cup1Intertoto Cup / UEFA Intertoto Cup4Inter-Cities Fairs Cup3Total16
By country
+RC Strasbourg record in European football by countryCountryTotal (26 countries)
By team
+RC Strasbourg record in European football by teamTeamCountryAberdeenAjaxAtalantaBarcelonaBaselBreiðablikBrøndbyCrystal PalaceCSKA SofiaDuisburgDukla PragueDWSEintracht FrankfurtElfsborgFeyenoordFlorianaGençlerbirliğiGrazer AKGrenchenHapoel Petah TikvaHäckenHibernianHiberniansInter MilanJagiellonia BiałystokKocaelisporLausanne-SportLitex LovechLiverpoolLokomotiv PlovdivMaccabi HaifaMainz 05MetzMilanMTK BudapestManchester UnitedRangersRayo VallecanoRDC MolenbeekRed Star BelgradeRijekaRomaSlavia SofiaSlovan BratislavaStandard LiègeStartSteaua BucureștiTirol InnsbruckTromsøUral YekaterinburgÚjpestVorwärts SteyrTotal (52 teams)26 countries
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