Where to play soccer clubs and fields France

TFC, or Toulouse Football Club, is a soccer club based in Toulouse. Founded in 1970, the club currently plays in Ligue 2, the second division of French soccer.

The official boutique, adjacent to the Louis-Dugaugez stadium, is a gold mine for all fans of wild boar who will find all the equipment to live their passion in green and red.

For nearly 80 years, the Canaris have been thrilling soccer fans. Directed by the very controversial Waldemar Kita, the club has counted in its ranks emblematic footballers such as Didier Deschamps, Marcel Desailly, Christian Karembeu or Mickaël Landreau. Since May 2023, Pierre Aristouy has been coaching the yellow and green players, succeeding many coaches who have marked the life of FCN (José Arribas, Jean-Claude Suaudeau, or Michel Der Zakarian). The Canaries have a nice record of achievements: 8 French championships, 4 French cups and 2 European cup semi-finals. In May 2022, FC Nantes was crowned winner of the French Cup for the fourth time, the city vibrated that day.

Valenciennes F.C. is a soccer club based in Marly, near Valenciennes. Founded in 1913, the club currently plays in Ligue 2, the second division of French soccer. It can accommodate up to 25,000 spectators. The stadium is easily accessible by car and has its own parking lot. For those who prefer public transport, it is also served by several bus routes. Soccer fans can enjoy a lively atmosphere and support their favorite team at Valenciennes F.C. home matches.

Its name pays tribute to the former mayor of Clermont-Ferrand and resistance fighter, Gabriel Montpied (1944-1973). Located in the Champratel district in the north of the city, it was inaugurated in 1995. This stadium is the home of Clermont Foot, a professional club that now plays in Ligue 1. The stadium is gradually increasing its capacity. In 2024, it should accommodate 16,200 people, compared to 10,800 today, including 3,200 modular seats. The parking lot capacity will increase to 1,700 spaces. This will be only the beginning of a long transformation in three phases, with the objective of reaching a capacity of 30,000 spaces in the long term. Expansion work is scheduled to begin in 2023.

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It is at the Liberation Stadium shop that all USCBO supporters find themselves at the beginning of the season to acquire the new tunic of their protégé.

The Stade Armand Cesari, also known as the Stade de Furiani, is Corsica's main soccer stadium. Located in Furiani, it is used by Sporting Club de Bastia and Cercle athlétique bastiais. The stadium has a capacity of 16,078 and was opened in 1932. It was previously known as the Stade du Docteur Luciani. The Stade Armand Cesari is a landmark for soccer fans in Corsica.

Avion is home to RC Lens soccer club. The François Blin stadium in Avion is the venue for RC Lens' home matches. Fans can also follow the club on social networks to keep up to date with the latest news and upcoming events.

Ajaccio is a city with many tourist attractions. These include the AC Ajaccio soccer club. Soccer fans will have the opportunity to enjoy a unique sporting experience during their visit to Ajaccio.

Wake up the Viking in you and get out your red and blue striped scarf! With a capacity of 20,300 spectators, the Michel d'Ornano stadium celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2023! The team takes its name from a ^17th century poet from Caen. Despite the club's relegation to Ligue 2 in 2019, look back on a great record of achievements, including: two Ligue 2 French championship titles (in 1996 and 2010), a League Cup final (in 2005) and a French Cup semi-final (in 2018).

Club Sportif Sedan Ardennes (C.S.S.A.) is a soccer club based in Bazeilles, in the Ardennes. The club also has official sponsors.

With a first team in the national championship, the SAS Football Club is a real reference for round ball enthusiasts. The club has many teams and a quality training school. Each category is supervised by a leader and educators to provide the best possible training. More than a sport, football is a school of life where one learns to grow in contact with others.

Aix-en-Provence offers a wide range of sporting activities, including soccer. AUC Football is a local club offering training and matches for all ages. In addition to soccer, Aix-en-Provence also offers other sports, such as fencing. AUC Escrime organizes competitions and courses for youngsters and adults. Apart from sport, Aix-en-Provence also offers numerous benefits for club members, as well as social events such as the Annual General Meeting.

League 1 fans know that for a few years the Parc des Princes has become the showcase of football football. With the arrival of foreign investors, the capital club took a new dimension by glanant 2 French champion titles and can start competing with the large European stables. So why not attend a match in the gallery, to admire PSG stars in front of you? Above all, for four years now, security both inside and outside the stadium has increased considerably. If you plan to arrive by car, go ahead because parking places are very quickly taken.

For football fans, Tours Foot Indoor offers four indoor five-a-side soccer fields with the latest synthetic turf, all at affordable rates, especially if you are flexible about playing times. More dynamic than eleven-a-side soccer, five-a-side soccer puts the cardio to the test. You can book a game with friends, colleagues or a birthday party, but it is also possible to participate in the tournaments organized by the place. And for those who are curious, you can also try Bubble Foot: enclosed in a huge bubble, the players have a lot of fun.

The DFCO inaugurated its training centre in 2014. Sébastien Degrange, its director, is doing everything possible to make young recruits succeed and find future professional players. Within the centre, there are the National 3, U19, U17, U15IR, U13/U14, U12 and the football school (U11 to U8). To meet the objectives set, the training centre has been equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and meticulous organization. The dedicated building covers 800 m², just in front of the Ligue 1 professionals. The facilities offer spacious and furnished rooms for two, a dining area where balanced meals are served and advised by a dietician, a study room, a common relaxation room, a fitness and physiotherapy area and several training grounds. The schedule for each day is perfectly orchestrated in order to structure the habits and progress of the young players. It should be noted that the emphasis is on schooling and the hours of course and study to do homework remain essential.

The Racing Club Strasbourg Alsace is now in the 1st division! This offers to the aficionados prestigious matches and a high level of suspense! This is not to the displeasure of the fans who support their team with an undeniable fervor. To avoid missing an important match, you can buy your ticket on their online ticketing platform. You can follow the Racing news on the website or on the Facebook page of the structure. Racing Academy is the quality and reference training center. With the subscription, it's a guaranteed place all year long for all the matches of your favorite team!

The Planoise Saint-Ferjeux club has 3 stabilized land in the district of Rosemont, where no fewer than 9 men's teams, from U 11 to Senior citizens, at District level.

Besançon is a city in France, and home to AS Les Orchamps Besançon soccer club. The club offers a range of activities for young players, including a boys' soccer school and a girls' soccer school. They are also looking for players for their U14/U15 teams and motivated female players for their women's teams. The number of players at the club has grown considerably in recent years, and the club guarantees rapid progression thanks to the expertise of their coaches. For registrations, the club has set up a paperless procedure for license renewals, but new licenses must still be collected on paper from the club's head office. The Orchamps sports complex is where training takes place, and is accessible by streetcar or bus.

The P.S.B. sports complex The sports complex offers a range of sporting activities, including soccer with the PSB FOOT club. The club has 320 members and emphasizes values such as respect, honor, politeness and availability. To become a member of the club, players and managers must sign a set of internal regulations. The club is affiliated to a state-approved federation, which enables it to obtain youth and sports accreditation. This approval facilitates the payment of public subsidies and offers certain privileges, such as the exceptional opening of temporary refreshment stands or reduced payment of SACEM royalties. The P.S.B. Promo Sports Besançon sports complex therefore offers many possibilities for sports enthusiasts in Besançon.

Besançon offers a variety of sporting activities to suit all tastes, thanks to ASPTT Besançon. This sports club offers activities such as yoga, cardio-mix, athletics, badminton, fitness, hiking, gentle gym, zumba, Argentine tango, pilates, cycle touring, mountain biking, Nordic walking, ski touring, table tennis and volleyball. ASPTT Besançon also regularly organizes events such as general meetings and sporting events.

The club has a website where visitors can find information on news, standings, photos, match calendar, teams, pitches, referees, videos and the club store. S.C de Velotte.

The club was born in 1989 following the merger of the Sports Companions versaillais and the Racing Club Versaillais. After many financial difficulties, the club is still there, valiant - we must know that the professional and passionate club has a budget of 280 000 to 300 000 euros - supported by the municipality and encouraging results. The club is affiliated with the French Football Federation, the League of Paris-Ile-de-France and the District of Yvelines. The FC Versailles 78 is a training club, i. e. it includes a football school @. Here everyone can play, from beginners to old, and receive the necessary training, supervised by professionals (a technical director and graduate educators). Those whose game is successful and who want to continue along this path will poursuivrre their passion in training centres for professional clubs. It is good to know that the club organizes football courses every year during some school holidays, but also some events such as club celebrations and tournaments. If your cherubim have the lucky foot, want to run in the open air and develop their techniques, please do not hesitate to contact the secretariat. The little more since September 2011? Opening of the women's section: every Monday evening, ladies, you can tease the ball from 19 am to 21 pm at the stadium, without worry!

La Maladrerie Omni Sports is a soccer club in Caen. The club also organizes tournaments and matches. The club is also looking for instructors for its 5, 8 and 11-a-side teams, at district and regional levels, for the 2023/2024 season.

The men's teams of Paris 15 Futsal Club train at the Cévennes gymnasium at 111 rue de la Montagne d'Aulas (15 th). For their third season 2011-2012 they play at the League and district levels.

After 4 years of existence, Paris XX Futsal moves and changes name: it becomes Paris Les Lilas Futsal. With 25 licensees, the club currently occupies the first place of the North National Championship and the first 2 seats in the IDF Regional Championship.

FC Gobelins Club hosts Four Men Teams: two senior teams, and two older teams (+ 35 and + of 45 years), and seeks to set up a structure for a female section. 

No one knows that Béziers is a rugby land. However, with more than 400 members and 21 teams to its assets, the former Béziers Méditerranée Football Railway has been able to make a place of choice in the city's sports landscape. The club's bet is to build on the training of young people, which seems to be successful. The ambition is to become the flagship club of Béziers Béziers. Training for young and young people takes place throughout the week at the President's stadium or at Sauclières stadium. During the holidays, courses open to all licensees - club members or not - are offered.

Pau Football Club (PFC) embodies the passion, determination and deep-rooted connection between soccer and the city of Pau. Founded in 1904, the soccer club has come a long way to become a local sporting institution. It has evolved over the decades, playing in various divisions of French soccer, and is currently ranked ^11th in Ligue 2, the country's second division. Pau FC has high ambitions for the future, seeking to strengthen its position in Ligue 2. These aspirations are supported by a determined team, a loyal fan base and an ideal facility provided by Pau Town Council: a grass soccer pitch, a synthetic pitch, a club house...

Proof that homosexuality and football can be good, this association that has the practice of football has existed for 15 years! Historically, the FCPAEC is the oldest French gay football club, with members (girls and boys) almost equal. This club is the only gay and lesbian community in the gay and lesbian community to welcome footballeuses and footballers from all levels, including beginners. And it has to be said that it attracts more and more amateurs. At present, the club consists of a women's team and two men's teams, assisted by two coaches and an official arbitrator. Organised training and sports events at national and international championships and tournaments. With some memorable successes: champions of the world of gay football in Copenhagen in 2005, Olympic vice-champions of the Montreal Outgames in 2006. The 1 men team won its Excellence Championship in 2006, and team 2 was a finalist for the London tournament in 2006. Girls or boys, young or older, performance or beginners, without criteria of sexual preference and disability, their state of mind is the expression of true tolerance for all. Activist club (Gay Pride, Heels and Crampons, Paris International Tournament, etc.) but also strongly involved in the life of the company (regular participation in traditional championships and tournaments), Football Club Paris Arc-en-Ciel has 70 members as well as an active club of supporters. Training at Stage Maryse Hilsz (20 ^th). The club is members of the Sports Gay and Lesbian Federation (FSGL) and, as such, organizes every year the football tournament of the Paris International Tournament (TIP, MULTISPORT multi-sport Tournament).

The club was created in 1974 by Louis Nicollin, the sacred champion of France in 2012, since he was booming. This historic event has brought more and more fans and matches in La Mosson have taken a different scale. But despite this achievement, the club keeps its opening and always welcomes so many new young players. Behind the scenes, recruiters scrupulously observe youth teams looking for future talent. There is no shortage of candidates, as children, from 5 years of age, are still in the club's teams. And even if they don't end up champions, they will learn at least the team spirit.

Just at the entrance to the commune is indicated the leisure base. It includes tennis courts, a gym, a football field and above all a large pond. Extending over 4,5 hectares, it is the ideal place for fishermen and renowned for its highly populated waters. For others, the path to the water covered by trees is a nice hiking destination. Some picnic tables are also installed on the water side.

Presented as part of the club's resume, the reopening of the training centre is a priority objective of STV for its next return to the elite French professional Football Elite. This project, supported by the city of Toulon, allows the club to receive young people and offer them on-site accommodation (Bon Reunion stadium), half board or full pension. As for education: 2 nd - classical education (partnership with Bonaparte Secondary School) or vocational education (partnership with Claret secondary school), CAP (partnership with private institute.

Founded in 1893, FCM enjoyed its heyday in the 1980s with two successive ascents to the highest level of French soccer. It will be remembered that the future coach of the French national team, Raymond Domenech, began his coaching career there. Taken over in September 2023 by entrepreneurs from Mulhouse, the club is now coached by Hakim Haibeche and plays in the Régional 1 league. It has a soccer school and women's teams.