Caen, a French soccer club based in the city of Caen, has a rich history in the sport. Founded in 1913, the club has experienced both highs and lows throughout its existence. Caen's major accomplishments include winning the Coupe de France in the 2004-2005 season, which remains their most significant achievement to date. The club's home venue is the Stade Michel d'Ornano, a modern stadium with a capacity of around 21,500 spectators. Caen is commonly referred to as "Les Malherbistes," a nickname derived from the club's original name, Malherbe Caen. This moniker pays homage to François de Malherbe, a renowned poet from the city. Despite not being one of the most prominent clubs in France, Caen has a dedicated fan base and continues to compete in the country's professional leagues.