The 2024–25 Division 3 Féminine season, shortly known as D3, was the 10th season of the third-tier national women's football league in France and the second season since its reintroduction in its revamped format.
The season began on 15 September 2024 and ended on 25 May 2025. Teams Listed below are the 24 teams who competed in the 2024–25 season: Group A Team Manager Home ground CapacityAAS SarcellesEdmilson CrumanComplexe Sportif Nelson Mandela 3, SarcellesAJ AuxerreJean-Daniel SongnéStade Pierre-Bouillot, AuxerreALC LongvicAntoine MichelStade Municipal Maurice Colson, LongvicBourges FCSandrine JacquetStade Jacques Rimbault, BourgesCPB Bréquigny RennesVincent GarelComplexe Sportif De Bréquigny 4, RennesCroix Blanche AngersValentin ReyStade de l'Arceau, AngersESOF La Roche-sur-YonAnthony GauvinStade de Saint-André-d'Ornay, La Roche-sur-YonQuevilly RMYoucef ChekkalStade Amable Lozai, Le Petit-QuevillyRC Roubaix WervicqSamuel DelcroixStade Maillard, RoubaixSaint-Denis RCWadii FadlyStade Auguste Delaune, Saint-DenisSM CaenChloé CharlotStade de Venoix, CaenStade Brestois 29Gaëtan AbejeanComplexe Sportif Cavale Blanche Terrain 1, Brest Group B Team Manager Home ground CapacityAlbi Marssac TFAlain BénédetStade Maurice Rigaud, AlbiAS CannesSteven PaulleStade Maurice Chevalier, CannesAS Monaco FFFabrice PoullainStade Prince Héréditaire Jacques, BeausoleilChassieu-Décines FCÉric DelétangStade Raymond Troussier, Décines-CharpieuClermont Foot 63Quentin VaillantStade Gabriel Montpied 2, Clermont-FerrandGrenoble Foot 38Nasreddine BehloulStade Stijovic N°1, GrenobleLe Puy Foot 43 AuvergnePierre-Yves ThomasStade Charles Massot, Espaly-Saint-MarcelMontauban FC TGSamuel RiscagliComplexe Sportif Jean Verbeke, MontaubanMontpellier HSC BGeoffrey DoumengStade Bernard Gasset Terrain n°2, MontpellierNîmes Métropole Gard Olivier BonnesStade Jean Bouin, NîmesOlympique Lyonnais BJulien PerneyGroupama OL Academy Meyzieu, MeyzieuUS ColomiersGuillaume BalaguéComplexe Sportif Capitany 1, Colomiers Team changes Entering leagueExiting league Promoted from 2023–24 Régional 1 Relegated from 2023–24 Division 2 Promoted to 2024–25 Seconde Ligue Relegated to 2024–25 Régional 1Quevilly Rouen Sarcelles Auxerre Chassieu-Décines Monaco Montpellier HSC BAlbi Marssac MontaubanSaint-Malo ToulouseChâtellerault Troyes Paris CA Lattes Valence Arlac Mérignac Season Standings Group A
Group B
Results Group AGroup B
Season statistics Top scorers
+Group ARankPlayerClubGoals1 Nguenar NdiayeBourges192 Chanel TchaptchetRoubaix-Wervicq153 Yama LeloLa Roche-sur-Yon134 Shana BattouriSaint-Denis115 Korka FallCaen106 Laury AznarSarcelles97 Jade MirielRennes Bréquigny8 Elsa MosseRoubaix-Wervicq9 Adama LySarcelles7 Gloria MabombaAuxerre Chloé TirillyAuxerre+Group BRankPlayerClubGoals1 Lynda BendrisAS Cannes16 Julie MicardClermont3 Inès BelmilianiMontpellier B104 Sofia BekhaledLyon B95 Cyrine Ben RabahLe Puy8 Abigail CharpentierLyon B Agathe DaviaudColomiers8 Kimberley CazeauAlbi Marssac7 Fannie Da CunhaAlbi Marssac Léa MalaretMonaco
Most clean sheets As of 19 January 2025 + Group ARankPlayerClubClean sheets1 Anaïs ElieRoubaix-Wervicq62 Anouck LaisneyLa Roche-sur-Yon5 Marie PerceboisAuxerre4 Tiffanie GeslinRennes Bréquigny4 Nelly MaignanSarcelles6 Camille AndréLongvic2 Emmeline MainguyCaen Léna MichaudAngers9 Mathilde BonneauBourges1 Natacha HubertBourges Aïssatou LibergeLa Roche-sur-Yon Vanessa MaretSaint-Denis Stephania TurykCaen+ Group BRankPlayerClubClean sheets1 Julie TissinoGrenoble42 Océane BasilMonaco3 Flavie CailletClermont Manon TotiMontauban Loïs UrsellaChassieu-Décines6 Olesya ArsenievaCannes AS2 Solène FrogerAlbi Marssac Coralie HouamriaMontpellier B Lou MarchalLyon B10 Yasmine AmmarLyon B1 Manelle Ben MohamedCannes AS Inès SouifiColomiers
Hat-tricks + Group APlayerClubAgainstResultDate Chloé TirillyAuxerreSarcelles3–0 (H) Angèle PiatAngersBrest4–0 (H) Nguenar NdiayeBourgesAuxerre4–5 (H) Chanel TchaptchetRoubaix-WervicqBrest6–1 (A) Laury Aznar4SarcellesBrest5–0 (H)+ Group BPlayerClubAgainstResultDate Justine BillonChassieu-DécinesNîmes5–0 (A) Lynda Bendris5Cannes ASNîmes5–0 (H) Abigail CharpentierLyon BColomiers8–1 (H) Sofia BekhaledLyon BColomiers8–1 (H) Julie MicardClermontAS Cannes4–0 (H)Le Puy4–1 (H) Kimberley CazeauAlbi MarssacMontpellier B3–0 (A) Adeline CoquardLe PuyNîmes6–1 (H) 4 Player scored four goals 5 Player scored five goals
See also 2024–25 Coupe de France féminine 2024–25 Seconde Ligue
References
External links FFF website