RFC Seraing is a professional football club from Seraing, Belgium, currently playing in the Belgian Second Division, the second tier of the nation's football pyramid. The club, which underwent a recent revival, plays at the Stade du Pairay. Historically founded in 1904, the team has worn various colors but is now associated with red and white. The original club had a storied past, including a Belgian Cup win in 1996 and several seasons in the top division. After financial difficulties led to its dissolution, the club was reborn. The modern era, under new ownership linked to Standard Liège, has seen the club climb back through the leagues, achieving promotion to the First Division B (now Challenger Pro League) and briefly to the top flight. Currently, they are a competitive side in the second division, often featuring talented loanees and focused on a return to the highest level. The fan base, though modest, is deeply passionate and has stuck with the club through its turbulent history. RFC Seraing represents a classic tale of footballing resilience and rebirth.