Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps

The Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps in Auxerre, with a capacity of 18,541 seats, is one of the most respected temples of French football. Inaugurated in 1918 and regularly modernized, this Burgundian venue has seen the birth and growth of some of the greatest talents in French football. Its name, a tribute to a local abbé, reflects the club's deep roots in its territory.

The atmosphere in Auxerre is characterized by its exceptional football culture. The Icaunais supporters, heirs to a legendary tradition of play and training, analyze each match with rare expertise. For OM, this trip to Burgundy is a test of character against a crowd that knows its football perfectly and is not impressed by big names.

The configuration of the stadium, with its historic stands and modern additions, creates a charming architectural mosaic. This heterogeneity, far from being a flaw, contributes to the unique identity of the Abbé-Deschamps where each section has its own personality. The proximity to the pitch allows for a rare intensity that can unsettle visitors.

Auxerre's history permeates every corner of the stadium: from European exploits to the revelations of young talents, the Abbé-Deschamps has been a privileged witness to the golden age of French football. This collective memory is felt in the special atmosphere during big matches.

Auxerre supporters, with their technical demands and intelligent support, create a unique atmosphere in France. This football education, inherited from the club's great times, turns each match into a tactical lesson for players and spectators.

The Abbé-Deschamps embodies this learned football France where training and the culture of play take precedence over spectacle, in an authentic setting that commands the respect of all football lovers.