Trained in Brest Armorique, Stéphane Guivarc'h started in D1 with the Finistere club. When the club had to bid farewell to professionalism after its bankruptcy, Guivarc'h packed up and arrived close to Brest, at Guingamp. In this club, engaged in D2, he became a promising scorer. His 23 goals scored during the 1994-1995 season seduced AJ Auxerre, who enrolled him in July 1995. His adaptation to D1 was difficult and Guivarc'h only took a minor part in the cup-championship double achieved by the club from Bourgogne in 1996. Loaned to Stade Rennais the following year, he truly exploded under the red and black jersey. With 30 goals scored in a single season, he did better than simply replacing Marco Grassi, and was consecrated the best goal scorer of the championship. Returning in Auxerre next season, he was crowned the best goal scorer for the second consecutive time and was called to the France squad with which he won the World Cup. Then at the peak of his career, he sadly missed several major opportunities to score in the final against Brazil. Despite the title, this World Cup remained a personal failure on a personal level, which wouldl follow him for the rest of his career. Transferred to England after the World Cup, his experience at Newcastle turned out to a stinging failure and he didn’t significantly succeed at Glasgow Rangers either, for the second part of the 1998-1999 season. Back to Auxerre, he scored around twenty times in two years, and then finished his professional career at Guingamp. After a brief experience in Guingamp’s staff, he started a commercial career but fulfils several activities at the same time. He is thus coach of US Trégunc, an amateur team of South-Finistere, and occasionally comments football matches on TV
Surname : Guivarc’h
Name: Stéphane
Nationality : French
Date of Birth : 06/09/1970
Place of Birth : Concarneau (Finistère)
Height : 1,84 m
Weight : 78 kg
Position : Forward
International : France (A: 14 caps, 1 goal)
Amateur :
Brest Armorique
Professional :
Brest Armorique (1989 - december 1991)
En Avant de Guingamp (january 1992 - july 1995)
AJ Auxerre (july 1995 - july 1998)
- Loaned to Stade rennais FC (june 1996 - june 1997)
Newcastle United (England, july 1998 - november 1998)
Glasgow Rangers (Scotland, november 1998 - june 1999)
AJ Auxerre (june 1999 - june 2001)
En Avant de Guingamp (june 2001 - june 2002)
Coach :
US Trégunc (since june 2007)
Honours :
World champion in 1998 with France
France champion in 1996 with AJ Auxerre
Scotland champion in 1999 with Glasgow Rangers
French cup winner in 1996 with AJ Auxerre
Scotland League cup winner in 1999 with Glasgow Rangers
Gambardella cup winner in 1990 with Brest
Best scorer of French Division 1 in 1997 with Rennes and in 1998 with AJ Auxerre
- First match in Division 1 (with Brest) : Brest - Montpellier (1-1), 5th may 1990
- First match with Rennes : Hapoël Tel-Aviv - Rennes (0-2), 22th june 1996
- 1996-1997 season :
| Competition | Matches | Started | Goals | Yellow | Red | Minutes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | 36 | 36 | 22 | 9 | 0 | 3224 |
| Coupe de France | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 180 |
| Coupe de la Ligue | 3 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 300 |
| European cup | 4 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 360 |
| Total | 45 | 45 | 30 | 9 | 0 | 4064 |
- 1 - 22/06/96, Hapoël Tel-Aviv - Rennes (0-2), Intertoto Cup, Group Phase, GW1 (30’, 0-1)
- 2 - 22/06/96, Hapoël Tel-Aviv - Rennes (0-2), Intertoto Cup, Group Phase, GW1 (33’, 0-2)
- 3 - 14/07/96, Segesta Sisak - Rennes (2-1), Intertoto Cup, Group Phase, GW4 (89’, 2-1)
- 4 - 20/07/96, Rennes - Örgryte (1-1), Intertoto Cup, Group Phase, GW5 (89’, 1-1)
- 5 - 16/08/96, Rennes - Nice (3-1), Division 1, GW2 (66’, 3-0)
- 6 - 24/08/96, Lille - Rennes (3-1), J3 Division 1, GW3 (58’ p., 1-1)
- 7 - 28/08/96, Rennes - Bordeaux (1-1), Division 1, GW4 (27’, 1-0)
- 8 - 06/09/96, Rennes - Strasbourg (2-0), Division 1, GW6 (72’ pen., 2-0)
- 9 - 28/09/96, Nantes - Rennes (3-3), Division 1, GW9 (39’, 1-1)
- 10 - 28/09/96, Nantes - Rennes (3-3), Division 1, GW9 (70’, 2-2)
- 11 - 02/10/96, Rennes - Montpellier (2-0), Division 1, GW10 (17’, 1-0)
- 12 - 05/10/96, Monaco - Rennes (3-1), Division 1, GW11 (39’, 2-1)
- 13 - 13/10/96, Rennes - Cannes (3-0), Division 1, GW12 (42’ p., 1-0)
- 14 - 13/10/96, Rennes - Cannes (3-0), Division 1, GW12 (64’, 2-0)
- 15 - 25/10/96, Rennes - Paris SG (2-1), Division 1, GW14 (69’ p., 1-0)
- 16 - 25/10/96, Rennes - Paris SG (2-1), Division 1, GW14 (82’, 2-0)
- 17 - 16/11/96, Rennes - Auxerre (1-0), Division 1, GW18 (80’)
- 18 - 29/11/96, Nice - Rennes (3-1), Division 1, GW20 (35’, 1-1)
- 19 - 20/12/96, Rennes - Marseille (4-2), Division 1, GW23 (28’, 1-0)
- 20 - 20/12/96, Rennes - Marseille (4-2), Division 1, GW23 (56’, 3-2)
- 21 - 20/12/96, Rennes - Marseille (4-2), Division 1, GW23 (75’, 4-2)
- 22 - 15/01/97, Rennes - Lyon (4-3), Coupe de la Ligue R16 (13’, 2-1)
- 23 - 15/01/97, Rennes - Lyon (4-3), Coupe de la Ligue R16 (51’, p. 3-2)
- 24 - 15/01/97, Rennes - Lyon (4-3), Coupe de la Ligue R16 (89’, 4-3)
- 25 - 18/01/97, Reims - Rennes (2-3), Coupe de France R64 (85’, 2-3)
- 26 - 26/03/97, Rennes - Lens (2-2), Division 1, GW31 (34’ p., 1-1)
- 27 - 05/04/97, Paris SG - Rennes (1-1), Division 1, GW32 (40’, p. 0-1)
- 28 - 26/04/97, Le Havre - Rennes (1-1), Division 1, GW34 (10’, 0-1)
- 29 - 30/04/97, Rennes - Metz (1-3), Division 1, GW35 (66’, 1-2)
- 30 - 03/05/97, Auxerre - Rennes (4-1), Division 1, GW36 (82’, 4-1)
Summary :
- 18 goals scored at home, 12 on the road
- 13 goals in first half time, 17 in second
- 2 hat tricks, 4 doubles
- Photo : srfc.frenchwill.fr
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