About stadium

Stadium introduction

EA Guingamp have resided at Stade du Roudourou for nearly a quarter of a century having moved into the ground on in 1990, with an inaugural match held on January 21st against Paris Saint-Germain. The Roudourou was built on the site of the dilapidated Stadium Montbareil also known as Stade Tyves-Jaguin which had previously hosted Guingamp and local side Stade Charles de Blois. The initial capacity was set at a modest 12,000 but following promotion to Ligue 1 and qualification for European football it was deemed inadequate. The first wave of renovation which started in 1995 added two new stands (East and West) and the second wave in 2007 installed a roof over all stands and improved changing room facilities. The town of Guingamp and Stade du Roudourou has been unlucky not to benefit from both the 1998 World Cup and 2016 European Champions hosted by France, as many stadiums across Ligue 1 have received substantial investment such as Marseille’s Stade Vélodrome, Lyon Stade des Lumières and PSG’s Parc Des Princes. For now the stadium is content to just host EAG football matches, although it had a taste of International football when the national team played Faroe Island at the ground in 2008.

How to get to the Stadium

Rue du Manoir, 22 200 Guingamp