AC Arles-Avignon
The French football club is nicknamed Les Lions. Their club colours are blue and yellow. The home jerseys are predominantly dark blue with yellow details. Outdoors, they play in a pink and white combination. At home they are at the Parc des Sports stadium, which has a capacity of 17,518 spectators. After moving to this new stadium in 2010, the club also changed its name from the original AC Arles, after the city of its foundation, to its current name with the nickname Avignon, in keeping with the location of the new stadium. The club was founded in 1912.
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FC Sochaux-Montbéliard
The club, whose colours include blue and yellow and which has a stylised lion's head in its emblem, was founded in 1928, then still under the name FC Sochaux. Based in the town of Montbéliard near the Swiss border, the home stand at the Stade Auguste Bonal comfortably accommodates twenty thousand spectators. FCSM, as the team's name is sometimes reported in the media, was founded by Jean-Pierre Peugeot, a member of the famous car company's founding family.
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