CS Saint-Rémy

Club sportif de Saint-Rémy is a professional football club playing in the Kelssek Football League Championship. Based in Saint-Rémy, it is often called CSSR for short, which is the source of its longer nickname, quatre-lettres (four letters). One of its famous supporter songs is "CSSR, quatre lettres dans notre cœurs". While Saint-Rémy considers CF Outineau its major rival, it is more important to Saint-Rémy than to Outineau. This derby des vallées (Derby of the Valleys) is named because the cities are in two adjacent watersheds, with Saint-Rémy in the Suter river valley while Outineau is located on Lake Claire and the Haligonia river system.

The club has a long-running sponsorship with the communications provider Intersat, and uses one of the few sponsored stadium names in Kelssek. Key Kelssek national football team members developed at CSSR include Ian Sinclair, Adrian Tremblay-Fillon, and Brayden Custworth. Saint-Rémy has won the KFL Championship five times and holds one Patriotes Cup trophy. The back-to-back title wins in the 61st and 62nd KFL seasons under manager Jorge Guardia are known as the deux glorieuses.

In international competitions, the club's best results are reaching the Challengers Cup group stage and the last 16 of the Associations Trophy.

Honours

 * KFL Championship (5): 8, 23, 55, 61, 62
 * Runners-up: 57, 58, 72
 * Patriotes Cup (1): 3

Current squad

 * As of KFL season 74

* On loan from Burnaby SC.

Notable players

 * Greta Enger - Full-back and club captain for the two title wins in 61 and 62; KFL62 Foreign Player of the Year. Her USD 6m sale to Juavi FC (then a league record) three disappointing years after that is seen as marking the end of a successful era.
 * Caleb Roy - Key midfielder in the deux glorieuses squad
 * Brian Sanders - Stalwart centre-back through the club's relatively good 60s seasons.
 * Played in World Cup or Cup of Harmony while at the club
 * Jean-Luc Fournier (WC47, WC48)
 * Cale Shaughlin (WC86)
 * Riche Muguerza (WC93)
 * Aneurin Wakering (WC93)

Results

 * Key:
 * nQR–nth qualifying round; nR–nth round; PO–Playoff round; GS–Group stage; R16–Round of 16; R32–Round of 32; QF–Quarterfinals; SF–Semifinals; F–Finalist; W–Winner
 * CL–Champions League; ChC–Challengers Cup; AT–Associations Trophy

Managerial history

 * Jorge Guardia: 59-67
 * Calen Reamsey: 67-present