From the group stages at Stade Caby to the climax of the tournament at Stade Ketels, every match is played in a setting worthy of the occasion. Dedicated changing rooms, warm-up facilities and a shared clubhouse ensure that teams and fans alike have everything they need throughout the three days.
Football doesn't need a common language. It just needs a pitch, a ball, and the will to win. That's what brings these twelve clubs here every year.
![Stadium 3](https://u17tournament.ussafootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Caby-3.webp")
Stade Jean Caby sits in the heart of Saint-André-lez-Lille, and serves as the home of COTIF for the first two days of the tournament. A full-size natural grass pitch, 99×60 metres, provides the kind of surface that lets the football do the talking.
The ground is open and accessible, with standing areas around the pitch that bring supporters close to the action. Adjacent to the main field, teams have access to a synthetic warm-up pitch, dedicated changing rooms, and a clubhouse. Everything needed to prepare and recover, without having to go anywhere else.
Modest in size, but always full of atmosphere.
