Stade du Moulin, Rugby league stadium in Lézignan-Corbières, France
Stade du Moulin is a rugby league stadium in Lézignan-Corbières with a grass field measuring approximately 130 by 70 meters. The venue holds around 6000 spectators and features a main stand with covered seating areas.
The site was established in 1919 when club chairman Gustave Gayraud purchased a vineyard plot for the purpose. This led to the stadium becoming a major center for rugby league activity in the area.
The venue serves as home to FC Lézignan XIII and shapes the town's sports identity through regular championship matches. Fans and players create a tight-knit community that keeps the rugby league tradition alive in the region.
The stadium sits on Boulevard Claude Bernard and is easily accessible from the town center. Covered seating is available for about 1000 spectators, which offers protection during rain or sun.
Behind the main stand sits a functioning watermill that has operated for decades. The grounds also display the ruins of an old windmill, remnants of the site's earlier use as an agricultural area.
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