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Index: World Cup Finals: France 1998: Stadiums

France 1998 World Cup matches, by Stadium.

Bordeaux, Lens, Lyon, Marseilles, Montpellier, Nantes, Paris, Saint-Denis, St. Etienne, Toulouse.

Matches by Date.

Bordeaux: Stade Lescure

Bordeaux

Stade Chaban-Delmas (Parc de Lescure),  the home of FC Girondins de Bordeaux, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Thursday, 11th June: Italy vs Chile (2:2)

Tuesday, 16th June: Scotland vs Norway (1:1)

Saturday, 20th June: Belgium vs Mexico (2:2)

Wednesday, 24th June: South Africa vs Saudi Arabia (2:2)

Friday, 26th June: Argentina vs Croatia (1:0)

Second Round: Romania vs Croatia (0:1)

Lens: Stade Felix Bollaert

Lens

Stade Felix Bollaert, the home of Racing Club de Lens, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Friday, 12th June: Saudi Arabia vs Denmark (0:1)

Sunday, 14th June: Jamaica vs Croatia (1:3)

Sunday, 21st June: Germany vs Yugoslavia (2:2)

Wednesday, 24th June: Spain vs Bulgaria (6:1)

Friday, 26th June: Colombia vs England (0:2)

Second Round: France vs Paraguay (1:0 aet)

Lyon: Stade Gerland

Lyon

Stade Gerland, the home of Olympique Lyonnais, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Saturday, 13th June: South Korea vs Mexico (1:3)

Monday, 15th June: Romania vs Colombia (1:0)

Sunday, 21st June: United States vs Iran (1:2)

Wednesday, 24th June: France vs Denmark (2:1)

Friday, 26th June: Japan vs Jamaica (1:2)

Quarter-finals: Germany vs Croatia (0:3)

Marseilles: Stade Velodrome

Marseille

Stade Vélodrome, the home of Olympique de Marseille, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Friday, 12th June: France vs South Africa (3:0)

Monday, 15th June: England vs Tunisia (2:0)

Saturday, 20th June: Holland vs South Korea (5:0)

Tuesday, 23rd June: Brazil vs Norway (1:2)

Second Round: Italy vs Norway (1:0)

Quarter-finals: Holland vs Argentina (2:1)

Montpellier: Stade de la Mosson

Montpellier

Stade de la Mosson, the home of Montpellier Hérault, staged seven World Cup matches in France 98.

Wednesday, 10th June: Morocco vs Norway (2:2)

Friday, 12th June: Paraguay vs Bulgaria (0:0)

Wednesday, 17th June: Italy vs Cameroon (3:0)

Monday, 22nd June: Colombia vs Tunisia (1:0)

Thursday, 25th June: Germany vs Iran (2:0)

Second Round: Germany vs Mexico (2:1)

Semi-finals: Brazil vs Holland (1:1 aet) 4:2pens

Nantes: Stade de la Beaujoire

Nantes

Stade de la Beaujoire (Louis Fonteneau), the home of FC Nantes, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Saturday, 13th June: Spain vs Nigeria (2:3)

Tuesday, 16th June: Brazil vs Morocco (3:0)

Saturday, 20th June: Japan vs Croatia (0:1)

Tuesday, 23rd June: Chile vs Cameroon (1:1)

Thursday, 25th June: United States vs Yugoslavia (0:1)

Quarter-finals: Brazil vs Denmark (3:2)

Paris: Parc des Princes

Paris

Parc des Princes, the home of Paris Saint-Germain, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Monday, 15th June: Germany vs United States (2:0)

Friday, 19th June: Nigeria vs Bulgaria (1:0)

Sunday, 21st June: Argentina vs Jamaica (5:0)

Thursday, 25th June: Belgium vs South Korea (1:1)

Second Round: Brazil vs Chile (4:1)

Third-Place Match: Holland vs Croatia (1:2)

Saint-Denis: Stade de France

Saint-Denis
(Suburb of Paris)

Stade de France was specifically built for the France 98 World Cup Finals and staged nine World Cup matches in France 98; including the 1998 World Cup Final.

Wednesday, 10th June: Brazil vs Scotland (2:1)

Saturday, 13th June: Holland vs Belgium (0:0)

Thursday, 18th June: France vs Saudi Arabia (4:0)

Tuesday, 23rd June: Italy vs Austria (2:1)

Friday, 26th June: Romania vs Tunisia (1:1)

Second Round: Nigeria vs Denmark (1:4)

Quarter-finals: Italy vs France (0:0 aet) 3:4pens

Semi-finals: France vs Croatia (2:1)

1998 World Cup Final: Brazil vs France (0:3)

St. Etienne: Stade Geoffroy Guichard

Saint-Etienne

Stade Geoffroy Guichard, the home of Association Sportive de Saint Etienne, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Sunday, 14th June: Yugoslavia vs Iran (1:0)

Wednesday, 17th June: Chile vs Austria (1:1)

Friday, 19th June: Spain vs Paraguay (0:0)

Tuesday, 23rd June: Scotland vs Morocco (0:3)

Thursday, 25th June: Holland vs Mexico (2:2)

Second Round: Argentina vs England (2:2 aet) 4:3pens

Toulouse: Stadium Municipal

Toulouse

Stadium Municipal, the home of Toulouse Football Club, staged six World Cup matches in France 98.

Thursday, 11th June: Cameroon vs Austria (1:1)

Sunday, 14th June: Argentina vs Japan (1:0)

Thursday, 18th June: South Africa vs Denmark (1:1)

Monday, 22nd June: Romania vs England (2:1)

Wednesday, 24th June: Nigeria vs Paraguay (1:3)

Second Round: Holland vs Yugoslavia (2:1)

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