Stade De France
The
Stade de France
(
English
translation "
Stadium
of
France
" — not used) is a
stadium
in metropolitan
Paris
, and the
national stadium
of
France
, built for the
1998 Football World Cup
. The stadium replaced the
Parc des Princes
as the national stadium and has a capacity of about 80,000. The stadium is in the suburb of
Saint-Denis
, and well served by
transport
links (
RER
B etc.). Both the
French football team
and the
French rugby team
play there. The stadium is the centrepiece for Paris'
2012 Summer Olympics
bid.
External links
Official site
Stats for all rugby matches played at the Stade de France
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