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Stadium Information
Name:
Roazhon Park
Capacity:
29,778 seats
Address:
111 Route de Lorient, 35000 Rennes, France
Description:
Roazhon Park is a soccer stadium in Rennes, Brittany, France. Roazhon is the Breton name of Rennes, reflecting the club's strong regional identity. The stadium was inaugurated on September 15, 1912 and has been the home of Stade Rennais for over a century. Rebuilt in 2001 with a capacity of 29,778, the stadium is owned by the city of Rennes. It has hosted France men's and women's national soccer team matches and was a venue for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. The stadium is famous for its electric atmosphere, particularly when the Breton anthem is sung before each match, creating an unforgettable experience for visitors.
Best Way to Travel to Roazhon Park
Once you have booked your tickets for Stade Rennais matches, the next step is finding out how to get to Roazhon Park. The club advises everyone to take public transport when possible.
By Metro
Metro line B: Get off at "Cleunay" station, then it's a 15-minute walk to the stadium following the signs.
By Bus
Several bus lines serve the stadium area on match days. Check with the local transport authority STAR for specific routes and times.
By Car
From Rennes ring road, take exit 10 (Porte de Lorient) and you'll see the stadium immediately. Several parking lots are available around the stadium for spectators, but spaces fill up quickly on match days.
By Train
From Rennes Central Station:
Take metro line B towards Kennedy and get off at Cleunay station. The stadium is a 15-minute walk from there.
From other cities:
Rennes is well connected by TGV high-speed trains from Paris and other major French cities. From the central station, follow the metro instructions above.
On Foot
If you're staying in central Rennes, the stadium is approximately 3km from the city center, making it a pleasant 35-40 minute walk along the Route de Lorient.
Club Information
Current Manager:
Habib Beye
Current Captain:
To be confirmed
Last Year's League Position:
11th
Ownership:
The club is owned by the Pinault family, led by François-Henri Pinault, chairman of luxury group Kering.
Stade Rennais Honours & Trophies
Stade Rennais is a historic French soccer club with a proud trophy cabinet, though they are often considered one of the most successful clubs never to have won Ligue 1. Their achievements span over a century of French soccer.
Coupe de France:
3 titles (1965, 1971, 2019)
Coupe Gambardella (Youth Cup):
3 titles (1973, 2003, 2008)
Best League Finish:
3rd place (2019-20 season)
European Competitions:
UEFA Champions League participant (2020-21)
UEFA Europa League multiple participations
UEFA Conference League participant (2021-22)
Rivalries
Main Rivals
FC Nantes
The rivalry between Stade Rennais and FC Nantes is known as the "Derby Breton" (Breton Derby). This is the biggest rivalry for Rennes, as both clubs represent the region of Brittany and compete for supremacy in western France. The matches between these two clubs are always highly charged, with passionate support from both sets of fans who take immense pride in their Breton identity.
FC Lorient
Another important Breton rivalry exists with FC Lorient. While perhaps not as intense as the Nantes rivalry, matches between Rennes and Lorient carry significant regional importance, with both clubs representing different aspects of Breton soccer culture.
Angers SCO
The rivalry with Angers represents a broader western France competition, with both clubs often competing at similar levels in French soccer. Their encounters are marked by competitive spirit and regional pride.
Club Culture & Traditions
Breton Identity
Stade Rennais is deeply rooted in Breton culture. Before every home match, the Breton anthem "Bro Gozh ma Zadoù" rings out through Roazhon Park, creating goosebumps among fans. The club's mascot, Erminig (named after the ermine, symbol of Brittany), proudly wears number 35, representing the département number.
Galette-Saucisse
No visit to Roazhon Park is complete without trying the famous galette-saucisse, a traditional Breton specialty consisting of a sausage wrapped in a buckwheat pancake. This local delicacy has been part of the Rennes match experience since the club's foundation in 1901.
Youth Academy Excellence
Rennes is renowned for having one of the best youth academies in France, officially recognized by the French Football Federation in 2010. The academy has produced world-class talents including Ousmane Dembélé, Eduardo Camavinga, Yoann Gourcuff, Yann M'Vila, and many others.
Frequently Asked Questions about Stade Rennais Tickets
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What's special about attending a match at Roazhon Park?
Roazhon Park offers one of the most authentic soccer experiences in France. The passionate Breton fans, the singing of the regional anthem, the famous galette-saucisse, and the electric atmosphere make it a unique destination for soccer lovers. The stadium's rich history dating back to 1912 adds to the special ambiance.
When is the best time to visit?
Derby matches against Nantes are particularly special, as are European competition nights when available. However, any match at Roazhon Park provides an excellent atmosphere thanks to the loyal Rouge et Noir supporters who are known throughout France for their passion and loyalty.