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Stade Saint Ruf

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Stade Saint Ruf
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Full nameStade Pierre Baizet St Ruf
Location138 Avenue de Tarascon, Avignon, France
Coordinates43°55′24″N 4°48′24″E / 43.9232°N 4.8067°E / 43.9232; 4.8067
Capacity1,800
SurfaceSynthetic Grass
Construction
Built1916
Renovated2000, 2008
Tenants
Sporting Olympique Avignon

The Stade Pierre Baizet St Ruf or as its more commonly known Stade Saint Ruf is a multi-purpose stadium in Avignon, France. It is the home of rugby league club Sporting Olympique Avignon who play in the French Elite One Championship

History

The ground has been used since 1916 as a sporting venue. Originally there were just wooden benches and grass banks to accommodate spectators and during Sporting Olympique Avignon's heyday in the 1950s crowds of 10,000 were crammed around the playing area. At this time a brewery was sited adjacent to the ground but that has since been demolished to make way for a by-pass. New stands replaced the original wooden stands after a fire destroyed the old ones. From 2000 some minor refurbishment took place. In 2008 a synthetic pitch was laid and at the same time another refurbishment saw the pitch realigned nearer to the main stand along with a VIP area, press facilities, a bar and a club shop fitted. The current capacity is 1,800 with 1,000 seated in the main stand[1]

References

  1. ^ "Home". soavignon.com.
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