Stade Moulonguet, Football stadium in Amiens, France
Stade Moulonguet is a multipurpose sports venue in Amiens featuring a covered grandstand with seating for around 1700 people. The facility serves as a gathering place for local sporting events and community activities throughout the year.
The stadium opened on December 4, 1921, when Amiens AC played its first match against AS Française, winning 2-1 in a cup competition. Over the following years, it became an important center for local football as the club gained strength and fans grew in number.
The stadium's name honors Dr. Albert Moulonguet, a physician who led Amiens AC as president and was instrumental in acquiring the land for this facility. His legacy remains tied to the club's early development in the city.
The stadium is located on Rue Louis Thuillier in Amiens with convenient parking available on the grounds. The facility is accessible for visitors with mobility needs and provides appropriate accommodations for comfortable access.
In its early years, the stadium drew crowds ranging from 2000 to 5000 spectators, a remarkable figure for a local facility. Following the club's victory in the Northern championship, attendance jumped to around 7000, revealing the community's passionate support.
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