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Defunct · last season 2025-26 · renamed to Ligue 3 →

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
ValenciennesStade du Hainautopened 2011Valenciennes43,468 people25,000
CaenStade Michel d'Ornanoopened 1993Caen109,400 people21,068
SochauxStade Auguste-Bonalopened 1931Montbéliard24,672 people20,025
Paris 13 AtleticoStade Sébastien Charlétyopened 193913th arrondissement of Paris181,271 people20,000
ChâteaurouxStade Gaston-Petitopened 1964Châteauroux42,963 people17,173
DijonStade Gaston Gérardopened 1934Dijon161,830 people15,995
Quevilly-RouenStade Robert Diochonopened 1917Le Petit-Quevilly22,208 people12,018
RouenStade Robert Diochonopened 1917Rouen117,662 people12,018
Bourg-PéronnasStade Marcel-VerchèrePéronnas6,444 people11,400
AjaccioStade Michel Morettiopened 1962Ajaccio76,320 people10,660
Stade BriochinStade Fred-Aubertopened 1999Saint-Brieuc44,364 people10,600
OrléansStade de la Sourceopened 1976Orléans116,357 people6,863
VillefrancheStade Armand Chouffetopened 1936Villefranche-sur-Saône36,172 people3,500
Aubagne Air BelStade de Lattre-de-Tassignyopened 1950Aubagne47,529 people1,000
Capacity not recorded yet
ConcarneauStade Guy-Piriouopened 1988Concarneau20,845 people–
FleuryStade Auguste Genteletopened 1969Fleury-Mérogis13,721 people–
Le PuyLe Puy-en-Velay18,540 people–
VersaillesStade Georges Lefèvreopened 1964Versailles84,095 people–

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