Luxembourg 1. Division

Luxembourg 1. Division
Country	Luxembourg
Confederation	UEFA
Divisions	2
Number of teams	32
Level on pyramid	3
Promotion to	Luxembourg Division of Honour
Relegation to	2. Division
Domestic cup(s)	Luxembourg Cup; Coupe FLF
Current champions	Series 1: Atert Bissen; Series 2: Sandweiler ; (2023–24)

Luxembourg 1. Division (Luxembourgish: 1. Divisioun) is the third level in the league system of Luxembourg football.

The competition

There are 32 clubs in 1. Division, divided in two groups of 16 teams. At the end of each season the three lowest placed teams of each group are relegated to 2. Division and the six winning teams from the two 3. Division leagues are promoted in their place. The top team in each 1. Division group is promoted to Luxembourg Division of Honour and the two lowest placed teams from Luxembourg Division of Honour are relegated in their place. The second placed teams in each 1. Division group play a promotion/relegation play-off against the third and fourth lowest teams in the Luxembourg Division of Honour.

2024–25 clubs

Serie 1
Club	Location	2023–24 position^[1]
Alliance Äischdall	Hobscheid	1st (2. Division Serie 1)
Bastendorf 47	Bastendorf	7th
Blo-Wäiss Medernach	Medernach	16th (Division of Honour)
72 Erpeldange	Erpeldange	11th
Hosingen	Hosingen	9th
Jeunesse Gilsdorf	Gilsdorf	14th
Jeunesse Schieren	Schieren	10th
Jeunesse Useldange	Useldange	8th
Käerch	Koerich	3rd (2. Division Serie 2)
Kehlen	Kehlen	↔ 5th (Series 2)
Lorentzweiler	Lorentzweiler	13th (Division of Honour)
Norden 02	Weiswampach	5th
Orania Vianden	Vianden	2nd (2. Division Serie 1)
Sporting Mertzig	Mertzig	4th
Steinfort	Steinfort	2nd (2. Division Serie 2)
Young Boys Diekirch	Diekirch	6th

Serie 2
Club	Location	2023–24 position^[1]
The Belval Belvaux	Belvaux	9th
Berdorf-Consdorf	Consdorf	↔ 12th (Series 1)
Blo Waiss Itzig	Itzig	6th
Daring Echternach	Echternach	↔ 3rd (Series 1)
Ehlerange	Ehlerange	4th (2. Division Serie 2)
Grevenmacher	Grevenmacher	15th (Division of Honour)
Jeunesse Junglinster	Junglinster	3rd
Munsbach	Munsbach	10th
Red Black Egalité	Luxembourg	11th
Red Star Merl-Belair	Merl	4th
Sanem	Sanem	1st (2. Division Serie 2)
Schengen	Remerschen	8th
Syra Mensdorf	Mensdorf	7th
Union Kayl-Tétange	Tétange	12th
URB	Remich	13th
Yellow Boys Weiler-la-Tour	Weiler-la-Tour	14th (Division of Honour)

Previous winners

Season	Serie 1	Serie 2
1996/1997	FC Swift Hesperange	FC Tricolore Gasperich
1997/1998	FC Koeppchen Wormeldange	UN Käerjéng 97
1998/1999	FCM Young Boys Diekirch	SC Tétange
1999/2000	FC Victoria Rosport	FC Mamer 32
2000/2001	Daring Echternach	AS Differdange
2001/2002	FC Koeppchen Wormeldange	FC Schifflingen 95
2002/2003	FC Minerva Lintgen	CS Fola Esch
2003/2004	Union Mertert Wasserbillig	Daring Echternach
2004/2005	FC Minerva Lintgen	FC Mamer 32
2005/2006	SC Steinfort	US Hostert
2006/2007	FC Atert Bissen	FC Minerva Lintgen
2007/2008	FC Flaxweiler-Beyren	FC Koeppchen Wormeldange
2008/2009	Young Boys Diekirch	CS Oberkorn
2009/2010	FC Green Boys 77 Harlange-Tarchamps	US Mondorf-les-Bains
2010/2011	FF Norden 02	FC UNA Strassen
2011/2012	FC Alliance Äischdall	Sandweiler
2012/2013	FC Marisca Mersch	FC Jeunesse Junglinster
2013/2014	Mamer 32	FC Mondercange
2014/2015	FF Norden 02	Union Remich/Bous
2015/2016	FC Atert Bissen	US Esch
2016/2017	72 Erpeldange	Muhlenbach Blue Boys
2017/2018	FC Atert Bissen	FC Jeunesse Junglinster
2018/2019	Alisontia Steinsel	FC Mondercange
2019/2020	Marisca Mersch	Berdenia Berbourg
2020/2021	FC Lorentzweiler	Blo-Waïss Izeg
2021/2022	Jeunesse Schieren	CS Grevenmacher
2022/2023	FC Lorentzweiler	Residence Walferdange
2023/2024	FC Atert Bissen	Sandweiler

References

^ ^a ^b "Saison 2023-24". Fussball-lux (in German). Retrieved 20 November 2024.

External links

Serie 1 fixtures, results and standings by the Luxembourg Football Federation
Serie 2 fixtures, results and standings by the Luxembourg Football Federation
1. Division at Soccerway

[fblux-2324-1] "Saison 2023-24". Fussball-lux (in German). Retrieved 20 November 2024.

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