Jeunesse Canach

Canach's football club exists: a first attempt, FC Fortuna Canach, had gone through dissolution in 1940, a brief revival in 1946 and a second collapse in 1953, before the side was re-formed under its present name on 27 February 1957.

Jeunesse Canach only reached the National Division for the first time in 2010–11, arriving on the back of promotion from the Division of Honour, and it took until 2016–17 for the club to post its best campaign there, finishing second. The Luxembourg Cup gave the club its other high point, a semi-final run in 2014–15, but the trophy itself has never come to Canach. The club has since dropped back down: after the 2025–26 season it was relegated from the National Division to the Division of Honour.

US Rumelange stands as the club's main rival, though the fixture carries no name of its own. The current squad includes Maurice Deville, a Luxembourg international forward who signed in July 2025 and carries a family name already known in the country's football: his father Frank Deville and his uncle Laurent Deville both played for the national team.

Home games are watched from the Stade Fernand Weber, a 1,000-capacity ground that only took its present name in 2024, having spent decades known simply as Stade Rue de Lenningen — a small marker of a club still measured by the same modest scale it had when it was rebuilt from nothing in 1957.