Stadium de Toulouse

The Stadium of Toulouse, with a capacity of 33,150 seats, dominates the football landscape of the Southwest of France. Inaugurated in 1937 and constantly modernized, this venue is a testament to Toulouse's sporting tradition where football and rugby vie for the public's favor. Its architecture, a blend of styles and eras, reflects the evolution of French sports over the decades.

The Toulouse atmosphere oscillates between southern nonchalance and bursts of passion. When the TFC gets back on track, the Stadium can transform into a veritable cauldron where the Southwest accent and colorful cheers resonate. For OM, the trip to Toulouse often represents a delicate challenge against a team that draws unsuspected strength from its public.

The stadium configuration, with its large capacity and sometimes distant stands, creates an atmosphere that largely depends on attendance. When the Toulousains are present, the Stadium reveals its acoustic potential and intimidating character. This variability makes the trip to Toulouse a gamble on the local state of mind.

The history of the Stadium is interwoven with that of Toulouse sports: from football exploits to rugby epics, the venue has hosted the greatest moments of regional sports. This versatility, rare in France, gives the stadium a unique personality where sporting cultures mix.

Toulouse supporters, when they embrace their team's cause, create a warm and friendly atmosphere typical of the south. This good-natured atmosphere can quickly shift to intensity during major occasions, revealing an endearing but unpredictable southern character.

The Stadium embodies this Southwestern France where sport is lived with passion but without excess, in a friendly atmosphere that is the charm of trips to the Pink City.