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Thesport ofAssociation football in the country ofRéunion is run by theRéunionese Football League.[1] The association administers thenational football team, as well as theRéunion Premier League.
Level | League(s)/Division(s) | |||||||||||
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1 | Division 1 12 clubs | |||||||||||
↓↑ 2 clubs | ||||||||||||
2 | Super Division 2 14 clubs | |||||||||||
↓↑ 3 clubs | ||||||||||||
3 | Division 2 Départementale 42 clubs divided in 3 series of 14 | |||||||||||
↓↑ 6 clubs | ||||||||||||
4 | Division 3 Départementale 53 clubs divided in 4 series, two of 14 clubs, one of 13 clubs and one of 12 clubs |
Stadium | Capacity | City |
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Stade Paul Julius Bénard | 8,288 | Saint-Paul |
Stade Michel Volnay | 8,010 | Cayenne |
Stade Jean-Ivoula | 7,500 | Saint-Denis |
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