Euro 2008 Stade de GeneveStade de Geneve - 30,000 capacity.
The Stade de Geneva was completed in 2003 for home team Servette FC, who were looking to move from their old and less than 10,000 capacity Stade des Charmilles.
The Stade de Geneve cost US$70m to construct and includes 22 hospitality suites holding 10 people each, an integrated shopping and leisure complex, a hotel and restaurants.
The stadium is also called the Stade de la Praille. A new standing section was added for the 2019-2020 season for 500 fans.
Euro 2008 Stade de GeneveTel: 022 827 44 00
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Built over three years on a brownfield site in fashionable Carouge in the La Praille district in the south of Geneva, the ground has hosted a number of prestige international friendly games. These include Argentina v England (2-3) in 2005, rugby matches and other sporting events.
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Portugal 3:1 Czech Republic Euro 2008 Stade de GeneveThe stadium is the home ground of Servette FC in the Swiss First Division and the address of the stadium is 16, route des Jeunes 1227 Carouge.
Train: The stadium has its own train station; and the nearest RER (electric local train service) station is La Praille.
Bus/Tram: Lines #42 #42 #48 run directly to the stadium. From Gare Cornavin take Line D.
The three-star Ramada Encore by Wyndham Geneva is a hotel right by the stadium.
The hotel offers both a restaurant and a coffee lounge.
Stade de Geneve
