The club will also receive a second pitch at Boy Konen, which has become necessary due to the rising numbers of players. This pitch will be shared with a local football club. In May 2019, another mile stone was achieved with the formation of an RCL Ladies team, raising the number of female rugby teams in Luxembourg to two, with Walferdange having the original team. Recent seasons of the club:   Alsace-Lorraine Cup 1994  Note: Players in Bold are internationally capped. RCL won its season opener at home 37-14 against Neckersulm SU. In spring 2019, RCL achieved a surprise 12-29 away win against one of the German top teams RG Heidelberg, gaining a bonus point win. This was followed by another bonus point 39-17 win against RK Heusenstamm at home a week later. Beating former German Champion TV Pforzheim with a bonus point win at Stade Boy Konen, RCL secured a spot in the first Bundesliga for the 2019-2020 season. The second team meanwhile came second in the Rheinlandpfalz/Luxembourg Regionalliga, behind fellow Luxembourg club Rugby Club Walferdange. Both teams qualified for the Bundesliga 2 play-offs. In the 2016-2017 season the club played in the Rugby-Bundesliga but was relegated to the second division. The club's 1st 15 played the 2017-2018 season in the 2nd Rugby-Bundesliga with the aim of being promoted. After winning the Bundesliga 2 division West dominantly, RCL faced Rugby Club Rottweil, runners-up from Bundesliga 2 division South, in the semifinals of the promotion play-offs. RCL won the game 35-19 in front of a large crowd at Stade Boy Konen in Cessange, reaching the promotion final against StuSta Munich. RCL beat Munich 18-12, after leading 18-0 at half time, gaining promotion to Bundesliga 1 and now hopes to establish itself in the German topflight for the 2018-2019 season. In the 2016-2017 season, a season of too many changes, the club played in the Rugby-Bundesliga but with a newly constructed side, along with newly appointed coaches was relegated back to the second division in what proved to be a very tough season for the club. A huge amount was learned from this rather harsh experience. This was a breakout year for the club as it realised its goals under captain Paul Remedi by actually winning promotion for the first time to Bundesliga 1 in 2015–16 and, after play-off victories over StuSta Munchen and München RFC, won its division with many standout performances and victories.