Luxembourg 2. Division

2. Division
Country	Luxembourg
Confederation	UEFA
Number of clubs	28
Level on pyramid	4
Promotion to	1. Division
Relegation to	3. Division
Domestic cup(s)	Luxembourg Cup; Coupe FLF
Current champions	Serie 1: Minerva Lintgen; Serie 2: Kopstal 33 ; (2024–25)

The Luxembourg 2. Division (Luxembourgish: 2. Divisioun) is the fourth of the Luxembourg football league system. There are a total of 28 teams in the division, split into 2 Series.

Current clubs

The teams in the 2025–26 season are split into two Series.

Serie 1
Club	Location	2024–25 position^[1]
Berdorf-Consdorf	Consdorf	16th (1. Division Series 2)
Boevange-Attert	Boevange	11th
Bourscheid	Michelau	1st (3. Division)
Claravallis Clervaux	Clervaux	5th (3. Division)
SC Ell	Ell	12th
72 Erpeldange	Erpeldange	13th (1. Division Series 1)
Folschette	Folschette	7th
Green Boys	Harlange	3rd
Olympia Christnach-Waldbillig	Christnach	10th
Orania Vianden	Vianden	16th (1. Division Series 1)
Pratzerthal-Redange	Redange	8th
Racing Heiderscheid-Eschdorf	Eschdorf	5th
Racing Troisvierges	Troisvierges	6th
Rambrouch	Rambrouch	9th

Serie 2
Club	Location	2024–25 position^[1]
Les Aiglons Dalheim	Dalheim	10th
ES Clemency	Clemency	9th
Ehlerange	Ehlerange	14th (1. Division Series 2)
Jeunesse Biwer	Biwer	5th
Union Kayl-Tétange	Tétange	15th (1. Division Series 2)
Minière Lasauvage	Lasauvage	11th
Moutfort-Medingen	Moutfort	7th
Noertzange HF	Noertzange	13th
AS Red Black Luxembourg	Luxembourg	13th (1. Division Series 2) ^[a]
Red Boys Aspelt	Aspelt	3rd (3. Division )
Schouweiler	Schouweiler	12th
Steinfort	Steinfort	15th (1. Division Series 1)
Tricolore Gasperich	Luxembourg	6th
US Esch	Esch-sur-Alzette	2nd (3. Division )

^ New club formed by merger of AS Luxembourg and Red Black Pfaffenthal. As Red Black Pfaffenthal were placed higher, the new club took their position, which after relegation, put them in the same division AS Luxembourg were in.

Previous winners

Season	Serie 1	Serie 2	Serie 3	Serie 4
1996–97	FC Wiltz 71 II	FC Marisca Mersch	F91 Dudelange II	CS Oberkorn
1997–98	Jeunesse Schieren	FC Minerva Lintgen	Red Star Merl-Belair	ES Clemency
1998–99	FC 72 Erpeldange	FC UNA Strassen	US Berdorf-Consdorf 01	Yellow Boys Weiler-la-Tour
1999–2000	FC Brouch	FC Lorentzweiler	AS Differdange
2000–01	AS Colmarberg	Berdenia Berbourg	CS Oberkorn
2001–02	FC 72 Erpeldange	US Hostert	Olympique Eischen
2002–03	FC Simmern Iska Boys	US Mondorf	FC Blue Boys Muhlenbach
2003–04	AS Rupensia Lusitanos Larochette	US Sandweiler	SC Bettembourg
2004–05	Jeunesse Schieren	Tricolore Gasperich	Red Star Merl-Belair
2005–06	FC Atert Bissen	US Mondorf	CS Hobscheid
2006–07	Boevange-Attert	FC Flaxweiler-Beyren	FC Ehlerange
2007–08	AS Wincrange	FC Syra Mensdorf	Sporting Bertrange
2008–09	FF Norden 02	ES Clemency
2009–10	AS Hosingen	FC Schifflange 95
2010–11	FC Lorentzweiler	Jeunesse Junglinster
2011–12	Boevange-Attert	FC Rodange 91
2012–13	FC Kehlen	CS Sanem
2013–14	Jeunesse Schieren	FC Schifflange 95
2014–15	FC Alisontia Steinsel	FC Munsbach
2015–16	Blo-Wäiss Medernach	CS Sanem
2016–17	SC Steinfort	FC Red Boys Aspelt
2017–18	Jeunesse Useldange	Union Remich/Bous
2018–19	US Feulen	FC Résidence Walferdange
2019–20	Jeunesse Useldange	Blo Waiss Itzig
2020–21	AS Wincrange	FC The Belval Belvaux
2021–22	FC Pratzerthal-Redange	FC The Belval Belvaux
2022–23	Wincrange	Munsbach
2023–24	Alliance Äischdall	Sanem
2024–25	Minerva Lintgen	Kopstal 33

References

^ ^a ^b "Saison 2024-25". Fussball-lux (in German). Retrieved 1 July 2025.

External links

2. Division Serie 1 results and standings at FLF.lu
2. Division Serie 2 results and standings at FLF.lu

[2] New club formed by merger of AS Luxembourg and Red Black Pfaffenthal. As Red Black Pfaffenthal were placed higher, the new club took their position, which after relegation, put them in the same division AS Luxembourg were in.

[fblux-2425-1] "Saison 2024-25". Fussball-lux (in German). Retrieved 1 July 2025.

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