Football Amateur Club de Nice 1920

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Football Amateur Club de Nice 1920, commonly referred to as FAC Nice or simply F.A.C, is a French association football club based in Nice. The club was founded in 1920, dissolved in 2010 and refounded in 2018.^[1]

Stadium

From 1920 until 1934, Nice played its home matches at the Stade Bonfils, currently Stade Alfred-Méarelli. For the professional season in French league two in 1933–1934, Nice played for just one game at Stade du Ray.^[2]

Honours

Côte d'Azur Championship

• First Series
  • champions (1) : 1929-1930^[3]

French Cup

• Best scores
  • 1/64° : 1929-1930^[4]
  • 1/128° : 1930-1931^[5]
  • 1/128° : 1931-1932^[6]

Identity of club

Name changes

• 1920-1933 : Football Amateur Club de Nice
• 1933-1934 : Football Athlétic Club de Nice
• 1934-1939 : Football Amateur Club de Nice
• 1945-2010 : Football Amateur Club Clémenceau de Nice
• Since 2018 : Football Amateur Club de Nice 1920^[7]

References