CF Outineau

Club de football d'Outineau is a professional football club based in Outineau, Kelssek. One of the country's oldest sport clubs, it plays in the KFL Championship, Kelssek's highest-level football competition. With five Patriotes Cup wins, it is the most successful club in Kelssek's national cup tournament. It is also one of three Kelssek clubs to have won a league and cup double. Based at city-owned stadium Parc de la Crémazie for most of its history, the club held high-demand matches (mostly league matches against main rivals Langlois Océanic and Kirkenes FC) at Stade Olympique. With growing ticket demand, the club decided to move to Stade Olympique for all home matches beginning in KFL season 71. CF Outineau also holds the milestone of being the first Kelssek club to reach the group stage of the UICA Champions' Cup.

The club's two main rivalries are against Kirkenes FC, known as the Guerre des Couronnes (War of the Crowns). This is an extremely bitter rivalry named after a medevial conflict that highlights ethnic, religious, and lingustic divides between Anglian-Protestant and Frankish-Catholic nations. Of equal importance though with generally fewer hate crimes is the Battaile de Beaulac (Battle of Beaulac) against Langlois Océanic. Outineau and Océanic are the two oldest and most successful clubs in Beaulac.

Fan culture
The club's most popular fan media outlet is Tourtière surgelée (Frozen Mince Pie), a riff on the Crémazie's below-average match day catering, which has expanded its presence to a blog network, YourTube videos, and a Honkr memes account. The apparently bizarre name of another popular fan media outlet refers to an infamous homophobic "hot mic" incident, where due to a technical error in the broadcast of a Patriotes Cup match KBC commentator Keith Holmes - unaware he was still being broadcast live - said to his commentary partner that the home support was lacklustre and that Outineau fans lacked passion because it was a city of "latte-sipping cock munchers". This was soon adopted as the name of a fan-published magazine Latte-Sipping Cock Muncher Quarterly (which was in fact published bi-weekly to be sold at home matches), or in shorter and more family-friendly terms as LSCMQ. It has now adopted exclusively a weekly podcast format and live match watch-along format.

Honours

 * Domestic
 * KFL Championship
 * Winners (10): 12, 15, 27, 33, 41, 50, 60, 63, 67, 73
 * Patriotes Cup
 * Winners (5): 5, 13, 16, 17, 22
 * Runners-up: 21
 * Minor international
 * Ad'ihan Challenge Trophy (1): 18
 * Bold denotes title formed part of a double

Current squad

 * As of KFL season 74

Notable players

 * Loïc Maçon-Petrault - Star striker who went on to be Kelssek vice-captain. Transferred to Eura playing for Ulsa Rovers, and later to lead the line for Directus.
 * Adam Corvin - Star midfielder who played in three World Cups for Kelssek. Member of the KFL 63 and 67 championship teams.
 * Blake McDonagh - Right wing, played in four World Cups for Kelssek, transferred to Everfree Forest (Equestria)
 * Brigitte Coppinger - Key striker in the run to the KFL63 and 67 league titles. Retired and went on to manage Passerine.
 * Gabriel Lapierre - Developed at the club and played for 1093 CF Atlantea and Trebuchet Cham. Has been named in the Galacticos longlist twice.
 * James McDonald - Winger, academy graduate, and Kelssek international who transferred to Rolalas FC in Valanora.
 * Sébastian St-Gerlais - Developed at the club and later was Kelssek's starting goalkeeper after a move to Eterna Stars in Valladares.
 * Ashley Douglass - Former club captain and key right-back for Kelssek over six World Cup cycles.
 * Played in World Cup or Cup of Harmony while at the club

Managers

 * 59-62: Peter Boyd
 * 62-present: Romain Dupuis