France - Stade de France, Paris Opened in 1998 Capacity: 81,338 Stade de France is the national stadium of France and is the sixth-largest stadium in Europe. It served as the main venue of the ...

Most track and field events will take place at Stade de France in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris. The stadium, which has hosted many of France’s biggest sporting events, was created for the men’s ...

Created for the men’s 1998 World Cup, the Stade de France is the country’s largest stadium and has also hosted Rugby World Cups and World Track and Field Championships. Regular tenants of the Stade de ...

A mob of Israeli football fans attacked people at Stade de France in Paris, as a UEFA match between France and Israel descended into violence in the first 15 minutes. Footage from the stadium in ...

France on Saturday night revealed its song for the 2025 Eurovison sing contest, the last country to unveil its entry this ...

Gregor Brown and Matt Fagerson replace the benched Jonny Gray and injured Jack Dempsey for Scotland's final Six Nations match ...

Kick-off is at 8pm. At Stade de France in Saint-Denis just north of Paris. France’s national stadium has a capacity of 83,300 and hosted the athletics, football, rugby and closing ceremonies of ...