Mamer

Mamer sit in the Luxembourg 1st Division, the tier below the National Division, having won the championship there in 2025 and gone back up. The men's side has spent much of its history shuttling between the two levels, and its high-water mark in the top flight came in 2021–22, when it finished runners-up in the National Division without ever landing the title or the Luxembourg Cup itself.

The women's team is the other story. Between 2005 and 2007 it took the Luxembourg Cup three years running, and in 2006 and 2007 added the Division of Honour title alongside it, completing the double both times. That run remains the closest thing the club has to a golden era.

Founded on 1 January 1932, the club carries the year in its own name, FC Mamer 32. It plays in red and white at the Stade François Trausch, which holds 2,600. There is no fixture with a name attached to it, though matches against Berdenia Berbourg and US Feulen in the lower divisions and cup rounds have supplied the closest thing to local needle. Paulo Gomes, once a player at the club, later ran its youth team, while Naby Twimumu, who won a Luxembourg cap in 2008 while with Swift Hesperange, wore the shirt from 2012 to 2015.

Three Luxembourg Cups, two league doubles: the women's team has won more trophies in those three seasons than the men's team has in ninety-three years.