Stade Yves-Jaguin, Football stadium in Pabu, France
Stade Yves-Jaguin is a football stadium in Pabu featuring a natural grass pitch with capacity for around 3,500 spectators. The main grandstand and surrounding terraces create an intimate setting typical of smaller regional sports venues.
The stadium opened in 1921 and served as the home ground for the local football club for many decades. It was renamed in 1947 to honor Yves Jaguin, a club leader who played an important role in its development.
The stadium served as the home ground for En Avant Guingamp from 1921 to 1990, hosting numerous regional football matches and youth competitions.
The venue is located in the Montbareil area and offers both indoor and outdoor football facilities with modern changing rooms. Visitors should note that the stadium is relatively small and local matches are typically held on weekdays.
The venue experienced its highest attendance in 1984 when approximately 11,500 fans gathered for a major regional match. This remarkable crowd reflects the deep connection the local community had with their football club.
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