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In pictures: The French stadiums where the action is taking place at the Women’s World Cup

By Sean Hamilton
June 7, 2019, 12:00 pm
RENNES – Roazhon Park. Capacity: 29,778
REIMS – Stade Auguste-Delaune. Capacity: 21,127
VALENCIENNES – Stade du Hainaut. Capacity: 24,926
GRENOBLE - Stade des Alpes. Capacity: 20,068
NICE – Allianz Riviera. Capacity: 35,624

Nine stadia around France will be used for the Women’s World Cup.

Scotland’s group games are in Nice, Rennes and Paris, and the Final will be played at the Groupama Stadium in Lyon.

Browse the gallery above for more.

RENNES – Roazhon Park. Capacity: 29,778
REIMS – Stade Auguste-Delaune. Capacity: 21,127
VALENCIENNES – Stade du Hainaut. Capacity: 24,926
GRENOBLE - Stade des Alpes. Capacity: 20,068
NICE – Allianz Riviera. Capacity: 35,624

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