Host a tournament in Paris
Each of MCC's three Paris grounds, Saint-Denis/North, Creteil/East and Boulogne/West, is looking for a venue. The venue stages one full 5-a-side ground between 9 April and 9 May 2027, and MCC provides fixtures, entries, format and prize fund. Owners of indoor courts, synthetic pitches and sports centres around Paris are the audience here.
What a Paris venue provides
The venue gives hours on the three group weekends and on the playoff dates up to the 9 May final. Matches are played in 40-minute slots, and a Paris ground holds 64 to 128 teams. Entries, fixtures and match officials come from MCC, and what the venue does is host matches on the fixture dates.
Which part of the Paris region fits each ground
Saint-Denis/North covers Saint-Denis, Aubervilliers, Saint-Ouen and the north of the city. Creteil/East covers Creteil, Vincennes, Montreuil and the east. Boulogne/West covers Boulogne-Billancourt, Issy-les-Moulineaux and Neuilly. A venue is confirmed for the ground that contains its site, and teams from nearby communes register for that ground.
How a Paris pitch owner applies
Owners of Paris pitches go through the pitch owner programme. Each ground ends up with one venue, after an agreement with MCC is signed. That venue is then announced on the Paris city page and shown to teams registering for its ground, while grounds still without one appear as open on the live cards.
Questions from Paris venues
Can a commercial foot à 5 centre host a Paris ground?
Any pitch owner can apply, including a commercial foot à 5 centre. Each ground gets one venue, and its name appears on the Paris page once the agreement is signed.
Can a venue just outside the Peripherique apply?
The three grounds are named for Saint-Denis, Creteil and Boulogne and cover the edges of the city and the suburbs beyond. A venue in those suburbs belongs to whichever ground its site falls in, and one venue is confirmed per ground.
Who supplies the teams and referees at a Paris ground?
Teams register on this site. Referees, assistants, fourth officials and crew are recruited via the join page, not by teams. The Paris venue's part is to host the matches in 40-minute slots on the fixture dates.