Fixtures

Lebanon League 10/26 11:15 5 Sagesse SC vs Al Bourj - View
Lebanon League 11/01 11:15 6 Sagesse SC vs Reyady Abaseya - View
Lebanon League 11/07 13:00 7 Sagesse SC vs Al Ahed - View
Lebanon Cup 11/15 12:00 4 Racing Beirut vs Sagesse SC - View
Lebanon League 11/29 11:15 8 Jwaya FC vs Sagesse SC - View

Results

Lebanon League 10/19 12:00 4 [11] Shabab Al-Sahel v Sagesse SC [5] W 0-2
Lebanon League 10/04 12:30 3 [9] Safa Beirut v Sagesse SC [5] D 0-0
Lebanon League 09/27 13:15 2 [3] Sagesse SC v Al Ansar Beirut [9] L 1-4
Lebanon League 09/20 13:00 1 [4] Sagesse SC v Racing Beirut [4] W 2-0
Lebanon League 07/16 13:30 15 [5] Al Hikma Beirut v Al Ahed [3] W 3-1
Lebanon League 07/12 13:00 14 [5] Sagesse SC v Al Nejmeh [4] L 2-3
Lebanon League 07/07 13:30 13 [2] Safa Beirut v Al Hikma Beirut [5] L 2-1
Lebanon League 07/02 13:30 12 [5] Sagesse SC v Al Ansar Beirut [1] L 0-2
Lebanon League 06/26 13:00 11 [5] Sagesse SC v Tadamon Sour [6] W 3-1
Lebanon League 06/20 13:30 10 [5] Sagesse SC v Al Ahed [3] D 2-2
Lebanon League 06/14 13:45 9 [5] Sagesse SC v Al Nejmeh [4] L 0-3
Lebanon League 05/24 13:00 8 [2] Safa Beirut v Sagesse SC [5] L 4-0

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 28 15 13
Wins 8 4 4
Draws 7 4 3
Losses 13 7 6
Goals for 29 16 13
Goals against 41 23 18
Clean sheets 9 5 4
Failed to score 12 6 6

Wikipedia - Sagesse SC (football)

Sagesse Sports Club (French: Club Sportif La Sagesse, lit. 'The Wisdom Sports Club'), known as Hekmeh (Arabic: الحكمة) in Arabic, is a football club based in Achrafieh, a district in Beirut, Lebanon, that competes in the Lebanese Premier League, and is primarily supported by the Maronite Christian community.

The club was founded in 1943 as Cercle de la Sagesse. Although they haven't won any major title, Sagesse came second twice in the Lebanese Premier League 2002, and were finalists in both the Lebanese FA Cup, in 2006, and the Lebanese Federation Cup, in 2004.

History

Early history

The Collège de la Sagesse school had a football club with their own students; at the end of each season, graduated players would go on to play for other senior teams, mainly Salam Achrafieh.

Sagesse's senior team were formed in 1942 under the patronage of Father Boulos Kik, the general director of the Sagesse Institute, supported by Monseigneur Jean Maroun. The club received their official license on 14 October 1943, and were formed as Cercle de la Sagesse by a group of former students, namely Edward Tyan, Camille Cordahi, Elie Khalife, and Negib Hobeika. Toutoungi was the club's first president.

The team first played in the 1943–44 Lebanese Second Division; initially formed of former students, the club later also accepted other players. They won the Second Division in their first season, and were due to be promoted to the Lebanese Premier League after beating Shabiba Mazraa 4–0 in the promotion play-offs. However, due to a technicality, Sagesse were allocated in the Second Division for the 1944–45 season. From the 1945–46 season, the club were known as Club de la Sagesse.

Recent history

In 2006 Sagesse reached the final of the Lebanese FA Cup, but lost against the cup holder Ansar 3–1. Sagesse finished second in the 2020–21 Lebanese Second Division, and were promoted back to the Lebanese Premier League after five years.

Sagesse SC, also known as Al-Hikma, is a prominent Lebanese football club based in Beirut. Established in 1943, the team is renowned for its rich history and contribution to Lebanese football. Sagesse SC competes in the Lebanese Premier League and has a passionate fan base. The club is recognized for its disciplined style of play, talented roster, and commitment to developing local talent. Beyond football, Sagesse SC is part of a larger sports club that promotes various athletic activities, making it a significant institution in Lebanon's sporting landscape.