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Ligue 1

Champions: Montpellier

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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
Saint EtienneStade Geoffroy-Guichardopened 1931Saint-Ètienne173,136 people41,965
NiceAllianz Rivieraopened 2013Nice357,737 people36,178
ToulouseStadium de Toulouseopened 1949Toulouse514,819 people33,150
MontpellierStade de la Mossonopened 1972Montpellier310,240 people32,900
RennesRoazhon Parkopened 1912Rennes230,890 people31,127
ValenciennesStade du Hainautopened 2011Valenciennes43,468 people25,000
CaenStade Michel d'Ornanoopened 1993Caen109,400 people21,068
NancyStade Marcel-Picotopened 1926Nancy103,671 people20,087
SochauxStade Auguste-Bonalopened 1931Montbéliard24,672 people20,025
AuxerreStade de l'Abbé-Deschampsopened 1905Auxerre35,097 people18,541
LorientStade du Moustoiropened 1959Lorient58,329 people18,110
DijonStade Gaston Gérardopened 1934Dijon161,830 people15,995
Stade Brestois 29Stade Francis-Le Bléopened 1922Brest142,346 people15,097
AjaccioStade Michel Morettiopened 1962Ajaccio76,320 people10,660
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