Stade Francis Le Basser, Football stadium in Laval, France
Stade Francis Le Basser is a football stadium in Laval, France. It has covered seating along one side and open terracing behind the goals, with a pitch that hosts local matches.
The stadium opened in the 1970s and was named after Francis Le Basser, a former mayor of Laval. It has been the home ground of the local football club since its inauguration.
On match days, the stands fill with local supporters who gather behind the goals, and the atmosphere is friendly and family-oriented. The stadium also hosts youth tournaments and community events throughout the year.
The stadium is on the northern edge of Laval, within walking distance of the city center. Access is easiest by car or bus, and the main entrance is on the side facing the road.
The stadium's record attendance was set in 1979 during a match against a top-tier opponent. The site also includes a secondary pitch used for training sessions.
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