Stade Chaban-Delmas

  • Football World Cup 1938
  • Rugby League World Cup 1954
  • Football World Cup 1998
  • Rugby Union World Cup 2007
  • Rugby Games of the Top 14
  • Concerts

The Stade Jacques- Chaban -Delmas, usually abbreviated to Stade Chaban- Delmas, is a stadium in Bordeaux in the Gironde department in the region of Aquitaine. Mainly carries Girondins Bordeaux here its games, but it is often the scene of rugby also.

  • 3.1 Group Games
  • 3.2 knockout round
  • 4.1 Preliminary

History

In 1923, Bordeaux Mayor Fernand Philippart decided to build a stadium with velodrome. It got the name Stade du Parc Lescure. Due to financial problems the system had to be sold in 1932. A year later, the mayor Adrien Marquet decided to build a new stadium. The architect Raoul Jourde and Jacques D' Welles were tasked with planning. Jacques D' Welles designed the stadium in the Art Deco style. It is one of several art deco buildings of D' Welles in Bordeaux, such as the employment office. The arena was completely roofed and was the first stadium in the world without the use of window roof pillars between the grandstand ranks. At that time, it offered 25,000 places.

On 12 June 1938, the rebuilt Stade du Parc Lescure with the game Brazil was opened against Czechoslovakia to the World Cup. In 1986 they began under architect Guy Dupuis to remove the velodrome and you increased the capacity to 40,000 spectators. For the Soccer World Cup in 1998, the stadium was renovated. This time designed by Michel Moga.

2001 named to the sports venue after the former mayor ( 1947-1995 ) by Jacques Chaban -Delmas Bordeaux in " Stade Jacques Chaban -Delmas ." For the 2007 Rugby World Cup, the arena got two large video walls with 37 m² and the floodlights now made ​​1609 Lux The player tunnel from the cabins to the playing field, with almost 120 meters of the longest in Europe.

The Stade Jacques Chaban -Delmas is often host a semi-final of the Rugby Top 14

Since the stadium can not expand without the Art Deco style to destroy, in Bordeaux the district Lac is the Grand Stade de Bordeaux with about 43,000 seats, including for the European Football Championship 2016 planned.

Games of the Soccer World Cup 1938 at the Stade du Parc Lescure

Quarterfinals

  • . 7501647630012 June 1938: Brazil 1889 Brazil - Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 1-1 aet ( 1:1,1:0 )

3rd Place Match

  • . 7501712747519 June 1938: Sweden Sweden - Brazil 1889 Brazil 2:4

Games of the Soccer World Cup 1998 at the Stade du Parc Lescure

Group Games

  • . 7733828727511 June 1998: Italy Italy - Chile Chile 2:2
  • . 7733875240016 June 1998: Scotland Scotland - Norway Norway 1:1
  • . 7733912450020 June 1998: Belgium - Mexico 2:2
  • . 7733949660024 June 1998: Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia - South Africa South Africa 2:2
  • . 7733958962525 June 1998: Argentina Argentina - Croatia Croatia 1-0

Second round

  • . 7734005475030 June 1998: Romania Romania - Croatia 0:1

Games of the Rugby Union World Cup 2007 at the Stade Jacques Chaban -Delmas

Preliminary round

  • 7,769,531,722,509th September 2007: Ireland Ireland - Namibia Namibia 32:17
  • 7,769,587,537,515th languages. 2007: Ireland Ireland - Georgia Georgia 14:10
  • 7,769,680,562,525th September 2007: Canada Canada - Japan Japan 12:12
  • 7,769,717,772,529th September 2007: Canada Canada - Australia 6:37
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