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How to Buy Stade Brestois 29 Tickets?

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Stadium Information

Name:

Stade Francis-Le Blé

Capacity:

15,220 seats

Address:

26 route de Quimper, 29200 Brest

Description:

Stade Francis-Le Blé is located in Brest and was inaugurated in 1922 under the name Stade de l'Armoricaine. This stadium, which can accommodate around 15,220 spectators, is the largest stadium in the Finistère department and the fourth largest in Brittany. Stade Brestois 29 is its resident club. Currently, there is a project to demolish this stadium for the construction of a new 15,000-seat stadium in the Brest Guipavas area. Construction is set to begin in 2024, with an estimated opening in 2026.

Best Way to Travel to Stade Francis-Le Blé

Once you have booked your tickets for Stade Brestois 29 matches, the next step is finding out how to get to Stade Francis-Le Blé. The club advises everyone to take public transport.

On Foot

If you are not far from the stadium, walk to the game!

By Bike

You can use the Région Bretagne bike parking, located at the intersection of route de Quimper and rue de l'Ile de Sein. Reservations can be made on Cyclope.

By Tram

Tramway A is a convenient option with a stop at Place de Strasbourg.

By Stade Brestois Shuttle

The club provides free shuttles upon presentation of the match ticket.

• Departure from Océanopolis: The first shuttle departure from Océanopolis is 1 hour and 10 minutes before the match starts, with departures every 20 minutes (4 departures).
• Departure from Warspite: The first shuttle departure from Warspite is 1 hour and 10 minutes before the match starts, with 2 departures every 40 minutes.

By Bus

You can also take the bus with a stop at Place de Strasbourg. The lines serving this area are: 14, 15, 16, 17, and 19.

By Car

For those who prefer to drive, carpooling with Stadium GO is an option. There are also park-and-ride facilities with tramway access at the gates of Gouesnou, Guipavas, and Fort Montbarey.

Club Information

Current Manager:

Eric Roy

Current Captain:

Brendan Chardonnet

Last Year's League Position:

9th

Additional Information

Stade Brestois 29 achieved a remarkable performance by finishing in third place in Ligue 1 last season. This position allows them to qualify directly for the Champions League. The confirmation of this spot came after a crucial victory against Toulouse. This success is the result of an exceptional season for the Breton club.

Stade Brestois 29 Honours & Trophies

Stade Brestois 29 has not had many notable successes over the years. Here are the titles won by the club:

Ligue 2 Titles:

2 titles

• 1978/1979
• 1980/1981

Rivalries

Main Rivals

Rennes

Stade Rennais FC and Stade Brestois 29 have a relationship marked by camaraderie rather than a fierce rivalry. The two clubs have spent fifteen seasons together in Ligue 1 and primarily seek to proudly represent Brittany, without a rivalry for regional supremacy. Unlike the more tense encounters with Nantes or Guingamp, matches between Rennes and Brest are generally more amicable.

Guingamp

The rivalry between Brest and Guingamp is one of the most intense. It originated in 1991 when Brest was put into liquidation. Brest fans accuse Noël Le Graët, then president of the National Football League and also president of Guingamp, of influencing this decision to weaken regional competition. Matches between these two teams are often very tense, requiring a significant police presence. A notable incident occurred on November 30, 1991, when Brest fans stormed the pitch during a match against Guingamp.

Lorient

The rivalry between Lorient and Brest began in the mid-2000s after an incident involving the theft of an Ultras Brestois 90 banner by the Merlus Ultras. Tensions escalated during the 2010-2011 season when Brest was promoted to Ligue 1 before being relegated in 2012-2013. A particularly memorable match took place in Ligue 2 on November 18, 2017, where Lorient beat Brest 4-2, marking a peak in this rivalry.