Standard Liège is one of Belgium's most historic and successful football clubs, based in the city of Liège and competing in the Belgian Pro League. The club's full name is Royal Standard de Liège, and they play their home matches at the Stade Maurice Dufrasne, often called "Sclessin." Founded in 1898, the team's iconic colors are red and white. The club's name "Standard" was chosen to signify the high standard of play its founders aspired to achieve. Standard's history is rich, with a golden era in the late 20th century where they won multiple league titles and cups, led by legends like Roger Claessen and later Michel Preud'homme. The club has a fierce rivalry with R.S.C. Anderlecht, defining many seasons. In the modern era, Standard remains a top-tier contender, though often battling to break the recent dominance of Club Brugge and Genk. The fan base, known for their incredible passion and tifos, creates one of the most electrifying atmospheres in European football. Standard Liège is a pillar of Belgian football with a proud history and an unwavering demand for success.