Sharjah FC

Former crest of the club (1974–2017)

Sharjah FC was founded in 1966 under the name of Al Oruba Club, they were the first official champions of the UAE League winning it in 1974 after beating Al Ahli and Oman. The club would merge with Al Khaleej in 1974 to form Al Sharjah SCC and relocate their headquarters in Sharjah City. The club would later see itself win the league in 4 more occasions during the 80s and 90s and 8 out of the 22 players in the UAE's 1990 squad were players from Sharjah, more than any other club at the time.[3]

During the mid-2000s however, Sharjah would see a decline as they would finish in mid-table consecutively and in 2012, the club got relegated for the first time in their history. However, the club managed to quickly get promoted back to the top tier division in 2013.

Sharjah has managed to win its first title since 1996 in 2019 with a record of only one loss. The Coach, Mr Abdul Aziz Al Anbary who also was Sharjah player managed to have 6-7 players among the squad From Sharjah football school. Igor Coronado, Adel Al Hosani, Wilton Suarez, Shaheen Abdulrahman, Alhassan Saleh and Ryan Mendes managed to be among the top players of the team in that Season participating nearly in all matches.

On 14 September 2019, Sharjah managed to win their first UAE Super Cup title since 1994 after beating Shabab Al Ahli in penalties 4-3. Sharjah played with 10 players for more than 70 minutes due to the red card of Al Hassan Saleh. The last penalty is scored by Ryan Mendes.

From 2019 to 2022 Sharjah team managed to be top 4 in the UAE league table maintaining consistency and proofing that the golden era is back for Sharjah FC.

In 2022, Sharjah football team was crowned champion of His Highness the President's Football Cup for the ninth time in its history, after defeating Al Wahda 1-0 on Friday night. Sharjah won the Cup in the final match that was held at Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium in Al Ain in the midst of a large audience of 20,000 spectators. The Spanish Paco Alcácer scored the only goal of the match from a free kick in the 53rd minute, before he was substituted. The "king" returned to the podium after an absence of 19 years, specifically since they won the eighth title in 2003, and interestingly enough, won that edition over Al-Wahda as well, but on penalties

In 25 Feb, 2023 Sharjah beat Al Ain 1-0 in a pulsating UAE Super Cup clash at the Al Maktoum Stadium in front of a capacity 15,000 crowd to win the first title of 2023. Sharjah went ahead in the 29th minute with an own goal from Laba Kodjo, who inadvertently turned Caio Lucas' header into his net.

UAE League

• Champions (6): 1973–74, 1986–87, 1988–89, 1993–94, 1995–96, 2018–19

UAE Division One

• Champions: 1992–93

UAE President's Cup

• Winners (9): 1978–79, 1979–80, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1990–91, 1994–95, 1997–98, 2002–03, 2021–22

UAE Super Cup

• Winners (3): 1994, 2019, 2022

Joint League Cup

• Winners: 1977[4]

GCC Champions League

• Runners-up: 1991

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
2004	Group C	Al-Shorta	2–0	3–2	1st
		Al-Hilal	5–2	0–0
		Al-Ahli	3–0	3–0
	Quarter-finals	Seongnam	2–5	0–6	2–11
2020	Group C	Al-Taawoun	0–1	6–0	4th
		Persepolis	2–2	0–4
		Al-Duhail	4–2	1–2
2021	Group B	Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya	1–0	3–2	1st
		Tractor	0–2	0–0
		Pakhtakor	4–1	1–1
	Round of 16	Al Wahda	1–1 (p) (4–5)
2022	Playoffs	Al-Zawraa	1–1 (p) (6–5)
	Group A	Al-Hilal	2–2	1–2	3rd
		Al-Rayyan	1–1	1–3
		Istiklol	2–1	0–2

• Asian Club Championship: 2 appearances

1989: Group Stage

1994: First Round