Stade Francis-Rongiéras, Rugby stadium in Périgueux, France.
Stade Francis-Rongiéras is a rugby stadium in Périgueux featuring a grass pitch and seating capacity of approximately 6,350. The venue is designed for matches and other sporting events in southwestern France.
The stadium opened in 1976 and was named after Francis Rongiéras, a rugby captain of the local club who passed away in 1991. The name honors an important figure in the club's history.
The stadium is where local rugby fans gather for matches and create a strong sense of community around the sport. It serves as the social hub for supporters of the CA Périgueux club and the wider region.
The stadium is easily accessible and offers sufficient seating for groups of various sizes. Visitors should check match schedules in advance and plan to arrive with time to spare.
In 2024, the athletics track was removed from the facility and relocated to Stade de la Font-Pinquet. This change refocused the venue entirely on rugby and other field sports.
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