Jean-Bouin Stadium, Angers

SCO Angers

  • Games of the SCO Angers

The Stade Jean Bouin - is a football stadium in Angers, capital of the department of Maine -et -Loire in the Pays de la Loire, France. It is used by the SCO Angers as a venue. Opened in 1912, it was named under the name Stade Bessonneau after the French industrialist and former mayor of Maine -et -Loire Julien Bessonneau. 1925, it was renovated and got its present name after athlete Jean Bouin. The next renovation took place in 1957. One removed the athletics track around the field and the first grandstand Saint Leonard was built. Now, it has space for more than 21,000 spectators.

In 1993, the stadium was completely renovated and Tribune Colombier built after the rise of SCO Angers in the first division. Due to safety regulations, the capacity was reduced in the late 1990s to 17,000 places. Today, the stadium holds for a reconstruction of the grandstand Coubertin in 2010 18.000 spectators. The attendance record dates from 26 April 1969, when Olympique Marseille was at Angers SCO guest before 22,989 spectators.

According to the plan wants to build a new Stade Jean Bouin -. With a size of 20 - to 25,000 spectators, it should be completed in 2015. These plans were abandoned but for the time being.

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