ES Souk Ahras
Full name |
Entente sportive de Souk Ahrs الوفاق الرياضي سوق أهراس | |||
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Nickname(s) |
l'Entente Ouled Sidi Masoud The Reds and Blacks | |||
Founded |
November 2, 1957 as Entente sportive de Souk Ahras | |||
Ground | Stade Badji Moukhtar, Souk Ahras | |||
Capacity | 15000 | |||
League | Ligue Régionale de Football de Annaba | |||
Website | Club website | |||
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Entente sportive of Souk Ahras [1] (Arabic: الوفاق الرياضي سوق أهراس), known as ES Souk Ahras or simply ESSA for short, is a football club based in the city of Souk Ahras, founded on 2,November 1957. .
History
- Rapid Muslim Club Souk Ahras in 1933
History of the club Entente Sportive of Souk-Ahras:[2] The word agreement used during the French colonial in order to make hear between French and Arabs. The first official match against the team of Oum El Bouaghi whose agreement to win the match (2-0), was the beast of the club of the East of Algeria and is also called to This time the (Red Devil). At independence takes the name (Fanal Red). Created in 2, November 1957, he wears the flag of the city in several sports, including football, where he participates in the regional league of Annaba, and the football team of the 1970s when the (ESSA) evolved in 2nd division and gained Several game against big national clubs. This club is considered among the oldest club of Algeria and that spawned great players that participated in the national team. Example: Yacine SID.
- The different names of the club
1980 Rapid Town of Souk-Ahras (RCSA)
Colours and badge
For the Red color, it is a flame that is the heart of the players and the blood of the martyr and the eternal love of the club. The Black is the color symbolizes power. Lion of Barbary symbol of the city.
Stadium
Badji Mokhtar of Souk Ahras, football stadium in the town of Souk Ahras, the stadium can accommodate 15,000 spectators with natural grass lawn, it has an athletics tartan track Annexes likely to host high level competitions.
Supporters and rivalries
The club ESSA is the most popular club in Souk Ahras, its supporters are called lions, literally in Arabic Algeria (السبوعة), in reference to their number. Among the fan groups of the club, the Ultras (Red Lion), he is the first group of Ultras in Souk Ahras.
References
External links
A newspaper article about the club
A newspaper article about the club
A newspaper article about the club
A newspaper article about the club