Stade Robert Bobin

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Stade Robert Bobin

Location	Bondoufle, France
Capacity	18,850
Surface	Grass
Opened	1994
Tenants
Paris FC (women)

The Stade Robert Bobin is a multi-purpose stadium in Bondoufle, France. It is used for football matches and is the home stadium of Paris FC (women). It hosted the 1996 French Athletics Championships.^{[citation needed]} The stadium holds 18,850 spectators.