Dijon Football Côte d'Or or commonly known as Dijon is a professional football team from the city of Dijon, France. It was founded in 1998, when the teams Dijon FC and Serle Dijon merged into one. It plays its home games the Stade Gaston Gerard. The club is nicknamed "The Owls".

Stefan Mangion has the most matches played for Dijon - a total of 181 games with the t-shirt. Giulio Tavares has the most goals for the team with 65 goals. The most games against the team were played by Rudy Garcia, who played 204 games against Dijon.

Dijon became a professional team in 2004. It briefly topped the national league that same year, but finished in 4th place, 3 points away from winning a promotion.

In 2005 the team played in Ligue 2 and was divided into two sections - professional and amateur. Dijon had limited resources and poor infrastructure, but achieved an impressive 4th place in his first season in Ligue 2. At the end of the next season they have finished in fifth place. In the 2006/07 season, he narrowly missed several chances to reach the podium, but finished 8th. At the end of the 2010/11 season, for the first time, the team managed to win a place in Ligue 1, thanks to its third place in Ligue 2.

On August 7, 2011 Dijon played his first match in the elite championship and recorded its first goal and its first loss - 1:5 against Rennes. The first win was as a host against Lorient. In 2012 they dropped out to Ligue 2. Until 2016 the club played there, but on April 22, 2016 finished in 2nd place and won promotion to Ligue 1.

Coach: Jobard Stephane (France) Age: 49