Stade Joseph Mariën, home stadium of Royale Union Saint-Gilloise
Royale Union Saint-Gilloise

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise

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Founded

1897

Venue

Stade Joseph Mariën

City

Brussels

Capacity

9,400

Surface

grass

#1 First Division A R0# Cup # Super Cup # Play-offs 2/3 #27 UEFA Champions League R0

Trophies

First Division A

2024/2025,1934/1935,1933/1934,1932/1933,1922/1923,1912/1913,1909/1910,1908/1909,1906/1907,1905/1906,1904/1905,1903/1904,

12xWinner

First Division A

2023/2024,2021/2022,1923/1924,1921/1922,1920/1921,1919/1920,1913/1914,1911/1912,1907/1908,1902/1903,

10x2nd Place

Cup

2023/2024,1914,1913,

3xWinner

Challenger Pro League

2020/2021,

1xWinner

Super Cup

2024,

1xWinner

Super Cup

2025,

1x2nd Place

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, founded in 1897 in the Forest district of Brussels, Belgium, is one of the oldest and most historic football clubs in the country. Union spent many decades in the lower divisions after their 1930s heyday but made a remarkable comeback, winning the Belgian First Division A title in the 2023–24 season. The club plays home matches at Stade Joseph Marien, a compact and atmospheric ground accommodating around 9,400 fans. Union Saint-Gilloise has also competed in the UEFA Champions League group stage, marking a historic achievement. The club is known for its progressive football philosophy and commitment to developing young talent. Managed by notable coaches in recent years, Union's resurgence has made them one of Belgian football's most compelling stories of the modern era.