Raith Rovers F.C is one of the professional football clubs in Scotland. Raith Rovers F.C was founded in 1883, which is about 137 years ago. It is based in the town of Kirkcaldy in Fife. Raith Rovers F.C has competed in the Scottish championship so many times since its creation, and it is currently competing in the Scottish championship.
Since its creation, the highest league position the club has attained was in 1922, when it finished third. The first national trophy won by Raith Rovers F.C was in 1994, after beating Celtic in a penalty shoot-out. The second time the club won the Scottish league cup was on April 6, 2014, after beating Rangers.
After winning its first Scottish league cup in 1994, Raith Rovers F.C was part of the UEFA Cup the next season. Although Raith Rovers F.C qualified for the UEFA Cup, the club was defeated in the second round after playing against Bayern Munich.