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Première Ligue
Toulouse, Strasbourg, and Nantes are all opening their main stadiums for women's Première Ligue fixtures this season.
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After a 13-year absence from the top flight, Toulouse are making a statement by opening the doors of the Stadium - traditionally the men's team's home ground - for four women's fixtures this season.
TFC will welcome Le Havre, Les Marseillaises, PSG, and OL Lyonnais across a series of dates, giving the women's side a proper stage to match the occasion of their return to elite competition.
Strasbourg are going even further, with at least five women's matches set for La Meinau. Paris FC, Les Marseillaises, Toulouse, OL Lyonnais, and Montpellier will all visit the venue this campaign.
Nantes, meanwhile, will host Montpellier at La Beaujoire on 3 October, as reported by OneFootball.
The moves represent a growing commitment from French clubs to elevate the women's game by sharing flagship facilities rather than confining teams to secondary grounds.
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