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Ligue 1

Champions: Lyon

Differs from Wikipedia

  • Promotion, relegation or play-off places don't match the league's rules
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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
MarseilleStade Vélodromeopened 1937Marseille886,040 people67,394
LyonParc Olympique Lyonnaisopened 2016Décines-Charpieu29,877 people59,286
LilleStade Pierre-Mauroyopened 2012Villeneuve d'Ascq50,000
Paris Saint-GermainParc des Princesopened 1897Paris2,161,000 people47,929
BordeauxStade Atlantiqueopened 2015Bordeaux267,991 people42,566
LensStade Bollaert-Delelisopened 1933Lens32,920 people38,223
NantesStade de la Beaujoireopened 1984Nantes327,734 people35,318
MontpellierStade de la Mossonopened 1972Montpellier310,240 people32,900
RennesRoazhon Parkopened 1912Rennes230,890 people31,127
MetzStade Saint-Symphorienopened 1923Longeville-lès-Metz4,102 people26,671
CS SedanStade Louis Dugauguezopened 2000Bazeilles2,459 people23,189
SochauxStade Auguste-Bonalopened 1931Montbéliard24,672 people20,025
AuxerreStade de l'Abbé-Deschampsopened 1905Auxerre35,097 people18,541
MonacoStade Louis IIopened 1985Monaco38,857 people18,523
GuingampStade de Roudourouopened 1990Guingamp7,111 people18,250
LorientStade du Moustoiropened 1959Lorient58,329 people18,110
BastiaStade Armand-Cesariopened 1932Furiani6,585 people16,000
Capacity not recorded yet
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