Quevilly

Quevilly Standings

National

Form

Key:
Promotion
Promotion Playoff
Relegation
Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Dijon	26	14	10	2	43	20	23	52	L W W W D
2	Sochaux	26	15	6	5	43	18	25	51	L W W W W
3	Rouen	27	12	11	4	37	24	13	47	L D D W L
4	Le Puy	26	12	8	6	39	26	13	44	W W W W D
5	FC Fleury 91	26	12	8	6	36	24	12	44	W W D W W
6	Versailles	26	13	5	8	35	28	7	44	W L D W D
7	Orleans	26	12	7	7	35	35	0	43	D D W W D
8	Valenciennes	26	9	6	11	31	37	-6	32	L D W W W
9	Villefranche Beaujolais	27	9	5	13	29	38	-9	32	W D L W L
10	Concarneau	26	7	9	10	27	33	-6	30	L L L L D
11	Caen	27	5	15	7	30	31	-1	30	D D D L D
12	Paris 13 Atletico	27	7	9	11	24	33	-9	30	L W D L L
13	SC Aubagne Air Bel	26	7	9	10	30	36	-6	30	D D L L L
14	Bourg en Bresse Peronnas	27	6	7	14	22	38	-16	25	W L D L W
15	Chateauroux	26	4	12	10	26	34	-8	24	D W L L D
16	Quevilly	26	5	7	14	25	39	-14	22	W L L L D
17	Stade Briochin	27	3	10	14	27	45	-18	19	D L D W L

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Frequently asked questions

: Blackburn Rovers were founded in 1875, following a meeting that took place between two men of the Shrewsbury School. Blackburn Rovers are among the founding members of the Football League, the oldest football league in the world.
: Blackburn Rovers are owned by Venky's, an Indian poultry company which is part of the V H Group.
: Blackburn Rovers played their games at four grounds – Oozehead Ground, Pleasington Cricket Ground, Alexandra Meadows, Leamington Road – before making a permanent shift to Ewood Park in 1890.
: Ewood Park has a capacity of 31,367. In 1913, a double-tiered Riverside Stand saw the capacity exceed the 70,000-mark.
: Blackburn Rovers have won 10 trophies in total - three first division titles, six FA Cups, and one League Cup.
: Southampton are yet to be crowned the champions of the Premier League. They have never won an English top flight title.
: Blackburn Rovers have won three English top-flight titles, with only one league triumph in the Premier League era (1994-95).
: Derek Fazackerley is Blackburn Rovers' all-time leading appearance maker in club history, featuring in 671 games in an 18-year span for the club.
: Blackburn Rovers' leading goalscorer of all-time is former English striker Simon Garner, who netted 194 goals in a 14-year stint at the club.
: David Raya, Bob Crompton, Alan Shearer, Andy Cole, Simon Garner, Brad Freidel, Roque Santa Cruz, and David Dunn are some of the most famous players to have represented Blackburn Rovers.
: Blackburn Rovers are nicknamed The Riversiders, a reference to one of the stands at Ewood Park, the Riverside Stand, being adjacent to a river.