in 2016, the Blagnac Aviators. Perpignan Tigers Formed at the end 2008, the Perpignan Tigers played their first match again Montpellier in early 2009. They will start play in the Catalan Premiership in March 2009, together with teams from Catalonia and Andorra. Cergy-Pontoise Coyotes 2013 saw the return of Australian Football to the Parisian suburbs of Cergy and Pontoise in the North West of Paris. The team competed in their first Grand Final at the end of the 2015/2016 season. Lyon ALFA Lions Lyon's first local footy team, the ALFA Lions (Association Lyonnaise de Football Australien), was founded in mid-2013. They made their début in the 2013/2014 French League by taking the spot of the Aix-Marseille Dockers who were unable to provide a team for the season. The ALFA Lions also competed in the South Cup in Toulouse in February 2014. Their home ground is located at Parc de Parilly in the south-east of Lyon. Blagnac Aviators Based in the suburb of Toulouse of the same name, Blagnac entered the league in the 2016/2017 season. Former clubs Aix-Marseille Dockers Formed in 2009 as the Marseille Dockers, the team was re-branded to include nearby Aix-en-Provence, the team left the league before the 2013/2014 season due to lack of numbers. :fr:Marseille Dockers Andorra Crows The Andorran national team, known as the Andorra Crows, competed in the French league during the 2009/2010 season before withdrawing to focus on international competitions. Montivilliers Tasmanians Formed in Normandy, the Montvilliers Tasmanians were one of the earliest Australian football clubs in France. Senlis Razorbacks St Estève Saints The Saints formed in Perpignan around 2006, based mainly around Rugby league players. They hosted a match between the Reading Kangaroos and a French national selection in 2006. The club also formed an organisation called Footy Catalan and considered joining the Catalan AFL, based in southern Catalonia, for the 2007 season, but the club has since gone into recess. The unrelated Perignan Tigers have since been founded in the city. The French Cup 2008 In June 2008 teams from Paris, Strasbourg, Bordeaux and Montpellier played in the first national French Cup in Paris. The Paris Cockerels defeated Strasbourg in the final. This competition also served as the national selections for the 2008 EU Cup to be played in Prague in October. 2009 The teams of Paris, Strasbourg, Montpellier, Aix en Provence, Perpignan, Toulouse and Bordeaux came together to contest the