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Ligue 2

Champions: Metz · Promoted: Metz, Lens, Caen

Differs from Wikipedia

  • Direct places and play-off places are mixed up compared with Wikipedia
  • The play-offs from Wikipedia aren't shown yet
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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
LensStade Bollaert-Delelisopened 1933Lens32,920 people38,223
MetzStade Saint-Symphorienopened 1923Longeville-lès-Metz4,102 people26,671
Le HavreStade Océaneopened 2012Le Havre166,687 people25,178
CaenStade Michel d'Ornanoopened 1993Caen109,400 people21,068
NancyStade Marcel-Picotopened 1926Nancy103,671 people20,087
AuxerreStade de l'Abbé-Deschampsopened 1905Auxerre35,097 people18,541
NîmesStade des Costièresopened 1989Nîmes151,839 people18,482
AngersStade Raymond Kopaopened 1912Angers159,022 people18,000
Clermont FootStade Gabriel-Montpiedopened 1995Clermont-Ferrand146,351 people17,230
ChâteaurouxStade Gaston-Petitopened 1964Châteauroux42,963 people17,173
IstresStade Parsemainopened 2005Istres44,292 people17,000
DijonStade Gaston Gérardopened 1934Dijon161,830 people15,995
Stade Brestois 29Stade Francis-Le Bléopened 1922Brest142,346 people15,097
ToursStade de la Vallée du Cheropened 1978Tours139,259 people13,500
CréteilStade Dominique Duvauchelleopened 1983Créteil93,397 people12,150
NiortStade René Gaillardopened 1974Niort59,854 people10,898
Capacity not recorded yet
Arles-Avignon–
CA BastiaBastia46,867 people–
Laval–
Troyes–

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