Where to play team sports France

The city's star sport, ice hockey, is played by professionals with the Dragons and their numerous French championship titles, as well as by amateurs with the CHAR (Rouen Amateur Hockey Club) for young and old alike. Same rink, same ice, like the pros! Very famous, this club collects every year French championship titles in several categories and participates in many international exchanges. From 4 years old.

Strasbourg's craziest course! Ideal for training, letting off steam or challenging yourself, Ninja Storm is a subtle combination of climbing, gym and accrobranche, inspired by the TV show Ninja Warrior. Don't panic, both young and old are welcome on the different courses, and the difficulties vary so that everyone can find something to enjoy together. This gym, the only one of its kind in France, is a fun way to work out, test your strength and have fun, without getting bogged down in pointless, uninteresting exercises. What's more, if you come in a group, you can challenge each other!

If there is a mythical place in Saint-Etienne, it is indeed the Cauldron! Inaugurated in 1931, the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium owes its nickname to the smoke that comes out on game nights. Expanded several times, it now has 42,000 seats. It hosts the CASE Rugby, occasionally concerts, but above all remains the home of the St. Etienne football team, ASSE, which has an impressive track record. 10 French Championship titles and a huge fan base! A Museum of the Greens, notably retracing the epic of the 1960s and 1970s has been installed there and visits to the stadium are organised, because the Chaudron is more than a stadium, it's almost a place of pilgrimage!

Roazhon Park is the home of the red and black colours of Stade Rennais FC. Coached by Julien Stéphan, the Ligue 1 players have only one desire: "Give it all! "The 30,000-seat stadium knows how to set the city on fire. The animation village opens 2 hours before the match to vibrate before kick-off. Even if the "galette-saucisse" is an institution at half-time, attending the matches in VIP is a real art: presidential stands, pre-game cocktail, open bar, catering, champagne... A great evening for fans and non-specialists alike!

Since its creation in 1913, Biarritz Olympique (B.O for Biarrots), a legendary club, has worn the red and white colors with pride. Having twice lifted the Brennus Shield before the war (1935 and 1939), the BO gave birth to Biarritz Olympique Pays Basque in 1998 in order to adapt to the new professional world. The adaptation was a success for the club, which was French champion in 2002, 2005 and 2006, as well as European champion (Amlin Cup) in 2012. The club is in the Top 14 for the 2022 season and back in the Pro D2 for the 2023/2024 season.

Born of two clubs in 1993, one of Saint-Jean-de-Braye, the other of Fleury-les-Alencon, the Agreement began in National 2 (4 ^th division). In 1997, Orléans Basketball joined the duo. The Agreement gravira the steps of a few years to become a resident of the elite of French Basketball: The Pro A. Few words can describe the team's Pro A course: Two years after its rise, the Agreement is second of the championship before winning the French Cup in 2010. At the same time, following the decline in support of the cities of Fleury-les-Alencon and Saint-Jean-de-Braye, the Agreement no longer has to be and becomes Orléans Loiret Basketball. His ascent attracted a large number of Orléanais to the Sports Palace to support their team and their sport star. In recent years, the emphasis on training, which is essential for the conquest of titles envisaged by Orléans Loiret Basketball, has become the priority for this club approving this essential point: " Who cares about his youth, prepares his future ".

It is without doubt the city's most emblematic elite club. Founded in 1963, it has 8 French Championship titles to its name, as well as 4 French Cups and 4 Champions Trophies. And this season, BDL will be playing in the Continental Cup! Field hockey at the Pôle Sud rink is always a great spectacle for lovers of the sport, where the 3,500 fans in the stands - when it's possible again - are hotter than the ice! Evenings with entertainment for a real show. On-site and online ticketing, with the possibility of buying tickets on the club's website and winning tickets on the Facebook page.

Second club in the prefecture of Les Deux-Sèvres, Niort athletic rugby club evolves in the shadow of its large neighbour the Niortais Stadium. The CRAN, at the regional level, has topped itself with a nice record in the last few seasons. In 2009, the Niortais removed the regional title of the second regional series. The following year, they won the first series shield. This season, CRAN changes at the regional level and will try to enrich its trophy cupboard again.

Inaugurated in 1935, the municipal stadium takes the name Auguste Delaune only after the Second World War. Completely rebuilt between 2002 and 2008, it is now a "English" stadium with galleries very close to the lawn.

Inauguration: 2 June 1935.

Capacity: 21 640 places.

Record attendance: 27 774 spectators for Stade de Reims - Olympique de Marseille, June 2nd 1987.

Founded in 1931, Stade de Reims became one of the biggest French clubs in the 1950s thanks to its prestigious list of achievements. In 1956, the Remois club won the first final in the history of the Champions League against Real Madrid. With emblematic footballers such as Raymond Kopa and Just Fontaine at his helm, he won the hearts of the French and remained at the top until 1979. Then it was the decline and fall in 1991. A year later, the club was reborn from the ashes. Ranked in division 9, Reims Stadium has not forgotten anything about its glorious past and is counting on its young players to win back the elite and reach the top league in 2012, the promise of a promising future!

A club almost century-old, labelled "godson of the PSG", takes three teams adults (senior excellence, senior reserve, veterans), as well as teams of young people and U17 U19. The training take place at the stage Elisabeth, at Porte d'orléans. The senior teams play in excellence, level district. It is a good club for those who want to go on a level a little more affordable than the games on Sunday with friends and children.

Women, men, young people, little ones, everyone is welcome at ASRUC Rugby! On the plateau of Mont-Saint-Aignan, the place is very pleasant. Synthetic pitches save you from the winter slush, and the good-natured atmosphere remains animated by the spirit of competition. You should know that the best girls play here, including internationals! A well-appointed terrace allows you to enjoy the sunshine while watching the other sportsmen (tennis, hockey, football) and tasting the menu of the Au Club restaurant.

Mulhouse's players are multiplying their exploits in the French Cup, Supercup and French Championship titles! The Palais des Sports is packed to the rafters, vibrating with the exploits of the club, which represents the top level of sport in Mulhouse. Built up patiently year after year, the ASPTT continues its development with a genuine training and recruitment strategy. Under the leadership of François Salvagni, who led the team to this historic treble, the team intends to continue its exploits. The public and supporters are still in for a treat!

Clermont Foot gained popularity in the early 2000s with the rise to Ligue 2. In 2019, the club was bought by Ahmet Schaefer, former assistant to former FIFA president Sepp Blatter. In June 2020, the club celebrated its 30th anniversary. This anniversary paved the way for a new decade that was to be glorious. Indeed, the club has been shining since 2021, with its entry into League 1. The team, supported by the entire city, is evolving under the leadership of coach Pascal Gastien. The club confirms its role as a real springboard.

This emblematic venue, long home to the exploits of the OL (that was a long time ago...) has become the temple of rugby with the LOU. It would seem that Gerland is a success story for local sportsmen and women! In a district undergoing major transformation, the stadium - listed as a "masterpiece of reinforced concrete architecture" since 1967 - was designed by Lyon architect Tony Garnier and inaugurated in 1920. Official LOU Rugby store. A brasserie serves meals every lunchtime on weekdays and on match days. Adjacent to the stadium, the Ruck Hôtel offers great comfort with its bistronomic restaurant. And soon, a new nautical and sports center.

Since the arrival of Olivier Ginon (GL Events) on the lawn of Gerland Stadium, pardon the Matmut Stadium, the LOU has taken beautiful colours in red and black,^2nd in the Top 14 last year. Through its sporting performances and its ambitions of conquest, the LOU continues to seduce more and more fans. Attracting its faithful and a new public to Gerland, the LOU also relies on the conviviality of rugby with a beautiful brasserie and the^3rd half atmosphere. Bars and shop to complete a picture that sees rugby making a breakthrough on Lyon's land.