Le Havre AC
The French football club plays under the nicknames Le club doyen or Les Ciel et Marine (The Sky and the Dark Blue). Their club colours thus include light blue as the colour of the sky and dark blue as the colour of the sea. These colours appear both in the crest and on the home jerseys. They play their home games at the Stade Océane, which has a capacity of 25,181 seats. The club was founded in 1872 in Le Havre, Normandy. Interestingly, the whole was founded by English founders and their anthem is played to the tune of "God Save the Queen", which refers to the club's English origins.
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AS Saint-Étienne
The club is called Les Verts (the greens) or simply Sainté for short. It's probably not hard to guess that the club's colour is green, which can be found both in the emblem and on the jerseys. This is complemented by white shorts and other white details on the home jerseys. For the away jerseys, the club has done a simple colour swap, with the shorts being green and the jersey white with green details. The home shrine is the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard with a capacity of 41,965 seats.
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