Soccer's closest rivals? PSG play host to new next-door neighbors Paris FC

"Paris FC had been playing at the Stade Sebastien Charlety, but decamped and moved around five miles to the west of the French capital. The two clubs will meet as neighbors for the first time on Sunday, Jan. 4 when PSG host Paris FC in the league, and then again eight days later in the Coupe de France. The move has made the clubs two of the most cosy bedfellows in professional football."

"The move has made the clubs two of the most cosy bedfellows in professional football. But where do PSG and Paris FC rank on the list of the sport's closest stadiums? We've taken a look around the globe to find the nearest neighbors to find out. We have included rivalries where at least one club is in their country's top division and, naturally, we have discounted single stadiums which are the shared home of two or more teams."

Paris FC relocated to Stade Jean-Bouin and agreed a groundshare with Stade Francais that began in the 2025-26 season and runs until at least 2029. Paris FC won promotion from Ligue 2 the same summer, prompting the move from Stade Sebastien Charlety roughly five miles away. PSG and Paris FC now host home matches at adjacent stadiums separated by the Rue Claude Farrere. The two clubs meet as neighbors on Jan. 4 in Ligue 1 and again eight days later in the Coupe de France. A ranking lists the sport's closest stadium neighbors while excluding single stadiums shared by multiple teams.

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