Feni SC
Introduction '''Feni Soccer Club''' () commonly referred to as '''Feni SC''', was a Bangladeshi football club based in Feni. The club exited the professional football league, after suffering relegation from the Bangladesh Championship League, the second-tier, in 2018–19.With the further formation of NoFeL SC in the same district, the club was dissolved in 2019.The 5,000 capacity Shahid Salam Stadium was their home ground.
History Feni Soccer Club, was established in Feni in 1988.Unlike most Bangladeshi professional football clubs, they were watched over and operated by a group of local businessmen: Mohammed Tabith Awal, Nizam Uddin, Abdul Awal Mintoo, and Abdul Kuddus. The club has won a record eleven '''Feni First Division Football League''' titles, along with many local tournaments in Feni.Following the introduction of the National Football League in 2000, the club participated in the tournament on multiple ocsassions. During the 2005–06 edition, Feni were the winners of the Feni District Zone, defeating Kararchar KC 1-0 in the final. After finishing runners-up to Narayanganj Suktara Sangsad in the '''2009 Bashundhara Club Cup Championship Football''', they were given entry to the country's professional top-tier football league, the Bangladesh Premier League from the 2009–10 season. In their debut season in the professional league, they finished in fourth place, their highest ever league standing  Until their controversial relegation in 2016, Feni was the only club situated outside of Dhaka to have not tasted relegation from the top-tier professional league. In 2008, Feni Soccer played in the Federation Cup for first time, and reached the semi-finals. The club also played the final of the 2014 Modhumoti Bank Independence Cup, coming out short in the penalty shoot out to Mohammedan SC. Feni's lineup in the final consisted of: Mohammad Nehal, Landing Darboe, Akramuzzaman Liton, Ramzan Ali Mollah, Mathews Mendy, Abu Sufian Jahid, Shahihnur Rahman Shahin, Azamal Hossain Biddyut, Akbar Hossain Ridon, Kabba Jobe and Chuka Charles.In the 2016 Bangladesh Premier League, Feni SC were matched up with Uttar Baridhara SC for the relegation play-offs. However, both teams did not show up for the game, and as a result, the Bangladesh Football Federation relegated both teams from the top-flight. Feni was later fined Tk 5 lakh by the federation.2016 Bangladesh Premier League.During their seven-years stay in the top-tier professional league, forward Akbor Hossain Ridon remained at the club as their longest-serving captain. Other notable players during their stint in the top-tier includes: Abu Sufian Jahid, Choumrin Rakhaine, Sohel Rana, Mohamed Mintu Sheikh, Shahedul Alam Shahed, Sushanto Tripura and Monjurur Rahman Manik.In 2019, Feni Soccer Club was dissolved, ending their 31 years of football activities after facing relegation from the second-tier professional league, the Bangladesh Championship League in 2018–19.A couple of years before their disbandment, former Bangladesh Football Federation vice-president Tabith Awal along with Feni Soccer's football manager Sakhwat Hossain Bhuiyan Shaheen resigned from the club. They both again joined forces to establish NoFeL SC, a club  representing Noakhali, Feni and Lakhsmipur.
Season by season record Record as Professional Football League memberSeason'''Division''' League''Federation Cup''''Independence Cup''Asian club competitionTop league scorer(s)PlayerGoals2009/10BPL2014511622304th Semi-final  – – –   2010/11BPL22499223021 9th Group-stage Quarter-final –  –   Abakporo Rowland	 62012BPL205411153219 9thGroup-stage – –  –   Abakporo Rowland 82012/13BPL163310132312 7thQuarter-finals Group-stage –  –   Anthony Pole Doe 42013/14BPL2721213304818 9thQuarter-finalsRunners-up – –  Chuka Charles 62014/15BPL205312264218 8th Quarter-finals – –  –   Momodou Lamin Jatta 52016BPL22461221351811thGroup-stageGroup-stage 	 – –  Choumrin Rakhain 62017BCL18468131820 8th – –	 – –  2018–19BCL205411162719 10th – –	 – –
Honours ===Senior===*'''Independence Cup'''**Runners-up (1): 2013–14*'''Bashundhara Club Cup Championship'''**Runners-up (1): 2009===Youth===*'''Sailor-BFF U-15 National Football Championship'''**Runners-up (1): 2015
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