The Luxembourg national football team, known as "Les Lions Rouges" (The Red Lions), represents the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in international football. Governed by the Luxembourg Football Federation, the team is a perennial competitor in the UEFA region, traditionally seen as one of Europe's smaller footballing nations. They play their home matches at the Stade de Luxembourg, a modern arena in the capital city. For decades, Luxembourg was considered a minnow, often on the receiving end of heavy defeats in qualification groups. However, under the stewardship of manager Luc Holtz, the team has undergone a remarkable transformation, building a reputation as a stubborn and tactically disciplined side capable of upsetting more established opponents. This modern era has seen historic results, including competitive draws and victories against teams like France, Ukraine, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The core of the team features players from top European leagues, such as Dynamo Kyiv's Gerson Rodrigues and Mainz's Leandro Barreiro. While major tournament qualification remains an elusive goal, their consistent performances have earned them newfound respect. The Red Lions have cultivated a proud and growing fan base that passionately supports their steady rise in European football.