ending its 2012–13 league campaign in third place, the club's best ever league finish. The team also reached the final in the Danish Cup, but lost 0–1 to Esbjerg. Nonetheless, the league result meant that Randers was to participate in the UEFA Europa League. It entered the tournament in the third round of qualifying, where it met Rubin Kazan. Randers, however, lost the home match 1–2 and the away match 0–2, thus failing to qualify for the group stage. European record During the 2006–07 season, Randers managed to qualify for the UEFA Cup as Danish Cup winners. During the 2009–10 season, the club was invited to participate in the Europa League due to its second place in the Danish league Fair Play ranking – behind 2008–09 champions Copenhagen, which claimed Denmark's UEFA Champions League spot. During the 2010–11 season, the club participated in the Europa League due to its second-place finish in the Danish league Fair Play ranking – behind 2009–10 champions Copenhagen, which again claimed the Champions League spot. Stadium Randers Stadium Randers Stadium was founded in 1961. It was built to hold 18,000 spectators and in 1969 a record of 16,500 people attended the UEFA Cup loss against 1. FC Köln. 2012 rebuild The stadium was rebuilt in 2012 and renamed AutoC Park with a capacity of 10,300 spectators. It was built by C. F. Møller Architects and is established on the former Randers Stadium site. On 22 September 2015, it was announced that local company BioNutria had bought the name rights of the stadium until 31 October 2018. On 14 November 2018, it was announced that Cepheus group had bought the name rights of the stadium for 3 years. The new stadium attendance record after the stadium was rebuilt, is 9,947, set against Aarhus GF on 6 October 2019 Supporters The largest supporter group is Nordtribunen (i.e. The North Tribune), however there are more factions within the fandom of Randers. Honours Danish Superliga Third place: 2012–13 Danish Cup Winners: 2005–06, 2020–21 Runners-up: 2012–13 UEFA Fair Play League Winners: 2009, 2010 Records Most games played: 223 Mads Fenger Most goals: 41 Ronnie Schwartz Biggest league win: 5–0 Randers – AAB (in 2007) Biggest league loss: 1–6 Randers – Nordsjælland (in 2009), SønderjyskE – Randers FC (in 2012) Highest attendance(home): 11,824 Randers – Brøndby Longest run without defeat: 16 (29 November 2009 – 5 May 2010) Longest winning streak: