Stade Auguste Gentelet

The Stade Auguste Gentelet sits quietly within the complex of Fleury-Mérogis in the Île-de-France region. The ground’s identity is anchored by its namesake, Auguste Gentelet, a former mayor and resistance fighter. It is a modest venue, confirmed by the modest capacity of 2,000. The complex itself is a functional mix of surfaces; while the primary pitch is natural grass, the site also relies on synthetic turf areas that serve as alternatives.

The ground has hosted matches in the Arkema Première Ligue, the top tier of French women’s football, but the scale remains intimate. One such occasion saw the team face Paris Saint-Germain.

The stadium does not host international tournaments or national cup finals; it exists for the club and the town.

The venue has seen renovation work over the years, though the dates for these upgrades remain unclear. The pitch is maintained for the players who use it, from the youth teams through to the senior squad.