AS Douanes (Senegal)

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AS Douanes
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Full nameAssociation sportive des Douanes
Nickname(s)Les Gabelous
Founded1980;44 years ago (1980)
Ground Stade Demba Diop
Dakar, Senegal
Capacity20,000
Manager Diène Faye
League Senegal Premier League
2021–22 Premier League, 5th of 14

AS Douanes is a Senegalese professional football club based in Dakar. The current chairman as of 2016 is Alassane Ndione. Douanes also has the third most number of major honours won in Senegal numbering 14, they 6 championship and cup titles, a super cup and a league cup.

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The club plays at Stade Demba Diop, sometimes they play at Stade Alassane Djigo.

History

The club was founded in 1980. Not long after the foundation, as they were only three tiers at the time, the club went to Division 1 in 1984 and participated there. Their first championship title was won in 1993, their second was in 1997. Douanes won three consecutive championship titles in 2008, the latter two were won in the final phase. The club did not relegated until the 2013 season after finishing last place with 28 points, they spent in Ligue 2 for a season when they achieved the top position of a group and returned to Ligue 1 in the 2014–15 season. They play in the top division the Senegal Premier League in Senegalese football. [1] Their home stadium is Stade Leopold Senghor. In 2014, the club was first place in Group B of Ligue 2. Douanes won their sixth and recent title in 2015, in the same year, they won the league cup and after entering a champion, the super cup and competed in the continentals in 2016.

Recently Douanes finished 12th which was above the relegation level and avoided Douanes from again playing in Ligue 2, they finished with 30 points. In the 2016–17 season, Douanes started off 10th, they were 13th for the next two weeks, their positions were low moderate peaking up to 7th at the 9th round, they were 9th for a few weeks from the 17th round, and finished a little better with 10th place with 29 points, had a win less but two draws more, also they scored 28 goals.

In cup competition, Douane's first appearance at a cup final was in 1986 and defeated ASC Jeanne d'Arc 1–0 to claim their first title. Their second was in 1995 when the club lost 2–0 to Djaraf. Two years later, they won their second cup title after defeating ASC Linguère of Saint-Louis from the northwest 3–1. Douanes went to win four consecutive cup titles in 2005 and the 2005 title was their recent cup win. Douanes first defeated SONACOS (now ASC SUNEOR) Djourbel 4–1 in penalty kicks as the match ended in a goal draw at extra time, in 2003, they defeated ASC Thiés 1–0, Djaraf 2–1 in 2004 and Dakar UC 1–0 in 2005. Douane's last appearance at a cup final was in 2007 where they lost to Linguère 1–0 in extra time.

Continental level

Douanes' first continental appearance was the 1987 African Cup Winners' Cup where they challenged against Ivory Coast's ASEC Mimosas and lost. Their second was in 1996 and started in the first round with Great Olympics, as that club withdrew, they advanced into the second round and played with Algeria's CR Belouizdad and lost to that club. Douanes made their first championship appearance in 1998 and featured Wallidan FC (as part of the Senegambian derby) of the surrounded neighboring country and defeated that club 2–0, Douanes later defeated CS Constantine from northeastern Algeria and lost to Raja Casablanca in the second round. Their final match at the CAF Cup Winner's Cup was in 2003 and lost to Cercle Olympique from Bamako (commonly known as COB) in the first round. Douanes came in 2004, their fourth cup appearance was their first Confederation Cup appearance, they defeated Angola's interclube and Bamenda from Cameroon, the club lost to Ghana's Hearts of Oak in the Intermediate Round. Douanes' second championship appearance was the 2005 CAF Champions League where they defeated Mali's Djoliba and lost to Tunisia's Sahel. Only Algerian clubs that Douanes faced in the 2006 edition, they defeated Chlef and lost to Hussein Dey in the Second Round, this was Douanes' final continental cup Appearances. They came in their third continental championship in 2007 and challenged with Stade Malien, they won a match, but as they fielded an ineligible player, Douanes was expelled for the whole match. A year later, they came to defeated Burkina Faso's Commune FC in the preliminaries but later lost to Sahel in the first round. In the 2009 edition, Douanes defeated Freetown, Sierra Leone's Ports Authority, but lost to Kano Pillars of Nigeria under the away goals rule scored by a Kano-based club. Seven years later after winning their recent national championship title, they came to the 2016 edition, the club lost to Horoya from Guinea, the home match was scoreless, they lost the away match 0–4.

Its logo has a black-blue shield-crest, the club name is on the right and on the left is the striped cobra snake.

Uniform

Its uniform colours for games has a peacock blue t-shirt and socks, it has black horizontal stripes with a black stripe in its sleeves and a thin black rim on top of it. In its shorts, it has a light blue stripes. Its socks are blue-black with two light blue stripes. For away or alternate matches, it is coloured red with white horizontal stripes numbering four and has two thin white lines on top of its sleeves with a white rim at the bottom of it, its shorts are dark red with white stripes and has white socks with red stripes. Its third colours has a dark green t-shirt with a chevron coloured yellow and pine green and has yellow stripes on top of its sleeves and the sides of the shirt. It has a tourmaline-turquoise shorts and socks with red stripes. Its clothing are currently supplied by Adidas.

Until 2017, its former uniform colours had a red vertical striped (numbering four) t-shirt and its clothing white. White were used for both home and away. The away/alternate t-shirt had a red v shaped line near the collar.

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Home uniform up to October 2017
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Home uniform up to October 2017

Honours

1993, 1997, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2015.
1986, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005.
2009, 2015.
2015.

League and cup history

Performance in CAF competitions

ASC Douanes's results in CAF competition
SeasonCompetitionQualification methodRoundOppositionHomeAway Aggregate
1987 CAF Cup Winners' Cup Senegalese Cup winners First Round Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg ASEC Mimosas 1-42-01-6
1996 CAF Cup Winners' Cup Senegalese Cup runner-up First Round Flag of Ghana.svg Great Olympics, w/o1canc.canc.
Second Round Flag of Algeria.svg CR Belouizdad 0-00-20-2
1998 CAF Champions League Senegalese champions Preliminary Round Flag of The Gambia.svg Wallidan FC 2–00–02–0
First Round Flag of Algeria.svg CS Constantine 2–10–02–1
Second Round Flag of Morocco.svg Raja Casablanca 1–02–01–2
2003 CAF Cup Winners' Cup Senegalese Cup winners Second Round Flag of Mali.svg Cercle Olympique de Bamako (COB)0-20-11–2
2004 CAF Confederation Cup Senegalese Cup winners First Round Flag of Angola.svg G.D. Interclube 2-12-13-3
Second Round Flag of Cameroon.svg PWD Bamenda 3-02-25-2
Intermediate Round Flag of Ghana.svg Hearts of Oak 0-00-10-1
2005 CAF Champions League Senegalese Division 1 runner-up Preliminary Round Flag of Mali.svg Djoliba AC 1–01–12–1
First Round Flag of Tunisia.svg ES Sahel 0–01–31–3
2006 CAF Confederation Cup Senegalese Cup winners First Round Flag of Algeria.svg ASO Chlef, 1–0, 0-01-00-01-0
Second Round Flag of Algeria.svg NA Hussein Dey 1-10-21-3
2007 CAF Champions League Senegalese champions First Round Flag of Mali.svg Stade Malien 2–02–13–22
2008 CAF Champions League Senegalese champions Preliminary Round Flag of Burkina Faso.svg Commune FC 0–03–23–2
First Round Flag of Tunisia.svg ES Sahel 3–05–03–5
2009 CAF Champions League Senegalese champions Preliminary Round Flag of Sierra Leone.svg Ports Authority 3–11–03–2
First Round Flag of Nigeria.svg Kano Pillars 1–10–01–1 (a)
2016 CAF Champions League Senegalese champions Preliminary Round Flag of Guinea.svg Horoya AC 0–00–40–4
1Great Olympics withdrew
2Douanes was expelled for fielding an ineligible player in the tournament

National level

SeasonDiv.Pos.Pl.WDLGSGAGDP Cup League Cup Super Cup NotesFinal Phase
1983226-------
198411226------21
1990-91 11130614102629-326
1991-92 173081572216+631Finalist
1992-931128------54
1995 1B31666489+924FinalistDid not advanceDid not participate
19971126------46Winner
19981326------39
1999 192671181719-232
2000 18227691617-127
2000–2001 172661461313+1033
2001–2002 152681161511+433Winner
2002–2003 1326111052312+1144Winner
2003–2004 1238191273716+2169Winner
2005 1113491692921+843Winner
2006 1A116772168+828Advanced into the Second phase
16420124+8142nd place
2007 1A1161042237+1636Advanced to the final phase
210721205+1523Champion
2008 1A418882209+1132Advanced into the final phaseChampion
2009 1A61655161210+220Finalist Finalist Did not advanceDid not participate
2010 1A3165831312+123 1/16 Final Did not advanceDid not participate
2010–2011 183091292121039
2011–2012 1B51436568-215Did not advanceDid not participate
2013 11430513121522-728Winner
2013–14226-------
2014–15 1126111053019+1143FinalistWinner
2015-16 1122679102330-730
2016-17 1102661192833-529

Statistics

Players

Current squad

As of 30 December 2022

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
6 FW Flag of Senegal.svg  SEN Moussa Sane
9 FW Flag of Senegal.svg  SEN Samba Sadio
10 MF Flag of Senegal.svg  SEN Chérif Bayo
GK Flag of Senegal.svg  SEN Mangoné Diouf
FW Flag of Senegal.svg  SEN Baye War

Former players

Partnerships

The club is in exclusive partnership with the French Football club FC Metz. The French coaches of the partner club participate in the training of Senegalese players as well as coaches.

The French Football Club is priority in the purchase of AS Douanes players.

Notes

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