# FC Chur 97

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Swiss football club

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Football club

FC Chur 97 Full name Fussballclub Chur 97 Founded 1997; 29 years ago (1997) Ground Ringstrasse Capacity 1,820 Chairman Antonello Gialluca Coach Aleksandar Zarkovic League 2. Liga Interregional 2024–25 Group 4, 13th of 16 Home colours Away colours

**Fussballclub Chur 97** is a Swiss football club from [Chur](/source/Chur), [canton](/source/Cantons_of_Switzerland) of [Grisons](/source/Grisons). The team currently play in [2. Liga Interregional](/source/2._Liga_Interregional), the fifth tier of Swiss football.

## History

FC Chur 97 was founded in 1997 as a merger of FC Chur, FC Neustadt and SC Grischuna. Predecessor club FC Chur played in the second tier league ([National League B](/source/Challenge_League_(Switzerland))) from 1987 to 1993.

## References

## External links

- [Official website](http://www.chur97.ch/)

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