This list has 26 soccer teams that start with O, running from “Olympique de Marseille” to “Orenburg”. The clubs come from Europe, South America, Africa, Asia and North America, and they range from giants with many league titles to small regional sides. Use it to learn about new clubs, plan a match trip, settle a trivia debate, or find a team to follow.
Soccer teams are organized clubs that play matches against each other in leagues and cups, usually representing a city, a region or a community. Some carry real history in their names. Omonia, from Cyprus, takes its name from the Greek word for “harmony”.
Below you’ll find the table with the team, country, city, league and a short description for each club.
Team: The official name of the club, so you can search for it, spot it on a fixture list or tell similar names apart.
Country: The nation where the club is based, which helps you see how teams are spread across the world and find clubs near you.
City: The home city or town of the club, useful if you want to plan a trip, find a stadium or learn about local rivalries.
League: The competition the club currently plays in, which shows you its level in the football pyramid and how it compares with other teams.
Description: A short summary of what makes the club notable, such as trophies, famous seasons, nicknames or stadiums, so you can quickly find a team that interests you.
Soccer Teams
Team
Country
City
League
Olympique de Marseille
France
Marseille
Ligue 1
Olympique Lyonnais
France
Lyon
Ligue 1
Olympiacos
Greece
Piraeus
Super League Greece
Osasuna
Spain
Pamplona
La Liga
Oxford United
England
Oxford
EFL Championship
Orlando City
United States
Orlando
Major League Soccer
Orlando Pirates
South Africa
Johannesburg
Betway Premiership
Oldham Athletic
England
Oldham
National League
Odense Boldklub
Denmark
Odense
Danish Superliga
Östersunds FK
Sweden
Östersund
Superettan
Örebro SK
Sweden
Örebro
Superettan
Olimpija Ljubljana
Slovenia
Ljubljana
Slovenian PrvaLiga
Omonia
Cyprus
Nicosia
Cypriot First Division
Olimpia
Paraguay
Asunción
Paraguayan Primera División
Olimpia
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Liga Nacional de Honduras
Olimpo
Argentina
Bahía Blanca
Primera Nacional
Oriente Petrolero
Bolivia
Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Bolivian División Profesional
O‘Higgins
Chile
Rancagua
Chilean Primera División
Once Caldas
Colombia
Manizales
Categoría Primera A
Osijek
Croatia
Osijek
Croatian Football League
Ordabasy
Kazakhstan
Shymkent
Kazakhstan Premier League
Oțelul Galați
Romania
Galați
Liga I
Odra Opole
Poland
Opole
I liga
Oita Trinita
Japan
Ōita
J2 League
Ohod Club
Saudi Arabia
Medina
Saudi Pro League
Orenburg
Russia
Orenburg
Russian Premier League
Descriptions
Olympique de Marseille
Known as OM, Marseille is the only French club to win the UEFA Champions League, doing so in 1993. Its passionate fans fill the Stade Vélodrome.
Olympique Lyonnais
Lyon won seven straight French league titles from 2002 to 2008. The club is also famous for developing young talent and for its dominant women’s team.
Olympiacos
Greece’s most successful club by league titles, Olympiacos won the UEFA Europa Conference League in 2024. It plays in red and white.
Osasuna
CA Osasuna is a Navarre club whose name means “health” in Basque. It is known for its loud home crowd at El Sadar.
Oxford United
Oxford won the League Cup in 1986 and is nicknamed the U’s. It plays at the Kassam Stadium.
Orlando City
Orlando City joined MLS in 2015 and plays in purple. It won the U.S. Open Cup in 2022.
Orlando Pirates
One of South Africa’s biggest clubs, the Buccaneers won the CAF Champions League in 1995. Its black-and-white kit is famous across the country.
Oldham Athletic
Oldham spent years in the top flight in the early 1990s and reached two FA Cup semi-finals. It was relegated from the Football League in 2022.
Odense Boldklub
Known as OB, this club from Funen has won three Danish league titles. It plays at Nature Energy Park.
Östersunds FK
Östersund rose from the lower leagues to win the Swedish Cup in 2017. It then beat Galatasaray and Arsenal-level opposition in the Europa League.
Örebro SK
Örebro won the Swedish Cup in 2001 and has spent many seasons in Allsvenskan. It plays at Behrn Arena.
Olimpija Ljubljana
The Green Dragons are the capital’s main club and have won many Slovenian titles. They play at Stožice Stadium.
Omonia
Omonia is one of the most supported clubs in Cyprus and has won the league many times. Its name means “harmony” in Greek.
Olimpia
Club Olimpia is Paraguay’s most decorated side and won the Copa Libertadores in 1979, 1990 and 2002. Fans call it El Decano.
Olimpia
Olimpia is Honduras’s most successful club, with dozens of league titles. It shares its home city with fierce rival Motagua.
Olimpo
Club Olimpo is the main team of Bahía Blanca and has spent several seasons in Argentina’s top flight. It is nicknamed El Aurinegro.
Oriente Petrolero
Founded by oil workers, Oriente Petrolero is one of Bolivia’s biggest clubs. It has a long-running rivalry with Blooming.
O‘Higgins
O’Higgins won its only Chilean league title in 2013. The club is named after independence hero Bernardo O’Higgins.
Once Caldas
Once Caldas won the 2004 Copa Libertadores, beating Boca Juniors on penalties. It plays in the mountain city of Manizales.
Osijek
NK Osijek won the Croatian Cup in 2015 and is the main club of eastern Croatia. It plays at Opus Arena.
Ordabasy
Ordabasy won the Kazakhstan Cup in 2011 and 2022. It is the leading club in southern Kazakhstan.
Oțelul Galați
Oțelul won the Romanian league title in 2011, a surprise success for a smaller club. It later rebuilt after financial trouble.
Odra Opole
Odra Opole is the leading football club in Opole and has spent most of its history in the lower divisions. It plays in red and blue.
Oita Trinita
Oita won the J.League Cup in 2008 and has moved between Japan’s top divisions since. Its name blends “trinity” with Italian for three.
Ohod Club
Ohod is a Medina club named after Mount Uhud. It returned to the top flight in 2025 after years in the lower divisions.
Orenburg
FC Orenburg reached the Russian top flight in 2015 and plays near the Kazakhstan border. It is a mid-table side.
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