luBGL Ligue

Top Luxembourg football league (National Division) — 16 clubs.

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FC Atert Bissen
Sensational champions of Luxembourg in 2025/26 — winning the title in their very first season in the top flight.
fcbissen.lu
FC Differdange 03
Club from Differdange founded in 2003, multiple champions in recent years.
fcd03.lu
F91 Dudelange
Record 16-time champions of Luxembourg, the first club in the country to play in a European group stage.
f91.lu
US Mondorf-les-Bains
Club from the spa town of Mondorf-les-Bains, founded in 1915.
usmondorf.lu
FC UNA Strassen
Club from Strassen near the capital, with roots going back to 1922.
fcuna-strassen.lu
FC Progrès Niederkorn
Traditional club from Niederkorn founded in 1919, three-time champions.
fcprogresniederkorn.lu
Racing FC Union Luxembourg
Club from the capital, formed in 2005 through the merger of three traditional rivals.
racing-union.lu
Jeunesse Esch
The country's most successful club with 28 titles, based in Esch-sur-Alzette.
jeunesse-esch.lu
UN Käerjéng '97
Club from Bascharage, formed in 1997 through the merger of two local clubs.
un-kaerjeng.lu
FC Victoria Rosport
Club from the small town of Rosport near the German border, founded in 1928.
fcvictoria.lu
US Hostert
Club from Hostert, founded in 1946.
ushostert.lu
FC Swift Hesperange
Ambitious club from Hesperange, founded in 1916.
swifthesper.lu
FC Etzella Ettelbruck
Club from Ettelbruck founded in 1917, back in the top flight after three years away.
fcetzella.lu
US Rumelange
Club from the mining town of Rumelange (1908), promoted as second-division champions.
usrumelange.lu
FC Wiltz 71
Club from Wiltz in the Ardennes, earning its return to the top flight through the play-offs.
fcwiltz.com
FC Résidence Walferdange
Club from Walferdange (1908), securing its first ever promotion to the top division via the 2026 play-offs.
fcresidence.lu