Stade du Pré Fleuri, Rugby stadium in Sermoise-sur-Loire, France
Stade du Pré Fleuri is a rugby union stadium in Sermoise-sur-Loire, a small town near Nevers in central France. The ground has covered stands on most sides, two food service areas, and a large changing room section.
The site originally served athletics before it was converted into a dedicated rugby ground in 1982 when the running track was removed. Since then, the ground has been expanded and updated to keep up with the demands of professional rugby.
The ground is home to USON Nevers Rugby, a club closely tied to the local community around Nevers. On match days, supporters from the area fill the stands and create a strong sense of local pride.
The stadium sits on the edge of Sermoise-sur-Loire and is easiest to reach by car, with parking available nearby. Visitors with reduced mobility will find step-free entry points and adapted facilities on the ground level.
A large video screen at the southern end of the ground shows replays and live images during matches, which is relatively rare for a stadium of this size in the French provinces. The screen gives spectators in every part of the ground a clear view of key moments in the game.
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