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Olympique Lillois was a French football club founded in 1902 in Lille. It was notable for being the first champion of the French professional league in the 1932/33 season. Known as 'Les Dogues', they played at the Stade Henri-Jooris. The club ceased to exist in 1944 when it merged with SC Fives to create Lille OSC.
Reliving the history of Olympique Lillois means connecting with the dawn of French professional football. Although the club no longer exists, its legacy as the first league champion endures. Fans can explore its rich history through historical archives and commemorative exhibitions occasionally held in Lille, celebrating its impact on local and national sport.