Saturday 5th December 2020
Swiss side Lausanne-Sport have officially opened their new stadium, known as Stade de la Tuiliere.
The new stadium has taken 3 years to build and has cost around £65m. The ground features a safe standing section giving it a capacity of 12,544, which reduces to 12,000 in all-seater mode.
The first game saw Lausanne-Sport go down to a 3-0 defeat to BSC Young Boys.
A short video of the new stadium can be seen on Twitter:
Yesterday @lausanne_sport played their first competitive match at their new home, le Stade de la Tuiliere.
— INEOS (@INEOS) November 30, 2020
A modern, welcoming stadium for everyone to enjoy and a new home to support the club's ambitions in the Swiss Super League.#AllezLausanne pic.twitter.com/wpEwzDcyUA
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