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Ligue 2

Champions: Le Havre · Promoted: Le Havre, Metz

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  • Qualification or relegation places from Wikipedia aren't shown
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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
BordeauxStade Atlantiqueopened 2015Bordeaux267,991 people42,566
Saint EtienneStade Geoffroy-Guichardopened 1931Saint-Ètienne173,136 people41,965
MetzStade Saint-Symphorienopened 1923Longeville-lès-Metz4,102 people26,671
Le HavreStade Océaneopened 2012Le Havre166,687 people25,178
ValenciennesStade du Hainautopened 2011Valenciennes43,468 people25,000
CaenStade Michel d'Ornanoopened 1993Caen109,400 people21,068
GrenobleStade des Alpesopened 2008Grenoble156,140 people20,068
SochauxStade Auguste-Bonalopened 1931Montbéliard24,672 people20,025
Paris FCStade Sébastien Charlétyopened 1939Paris2,161,000 people20,000
NîmesStade des Costièresopened 1989Nîmes151,839 people18,482
GuingampStade de Roudourouopened 1990Guingamp7,111 people18,250
BastiaStade Armand-Cesariopened 1932Furiani6,585 people16,000
DijonStade Gaston Gérardopened 1934Dijon161,830 people15,995
Quevilly-RouenStade Robert Diochonopened 1917Le Petit-Quevilly22,208 people12,018
NiortStade René Gaillardopened 1974Niort59,854 people10,898
RodezStade Paul-Lignonopened 1944Rodez23,981 people6,761
Capacity not recorded yet
AmiensStade Crédit Agricole de la LicorneAmiens136,449 people–
Annecy–
Laval–
Pau FCStade Nouste Campopened 2018Pau80,441 people–

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