[4K] Walking to the stadium, Châteauroux, Indre, FRANCE

English/Français Located to the south-east of Châteauroux, the Gaston PETIT stadium has completely blended into the castelroussin landscape. This structure, property of the City, was created in 1962 under the name of municipal stadium, it took the name of “Stade Gaston PETIT” in tribute to the former Mayor of Châteauroux between 1967 and 1971 who was a loyal supporter of the club . La Berrichonne Football has been playing in this arena since the 1960s and has written the most beautiful pages of its history there, notably with its accession to the 1st Division in 1997. On this occasion, the stadium was renovated and is now one of the finest facilities Ligue 2, it is also approved to host national and European competitions (LFP and UEFA standards). Like all modern stadiums, the Gaston PETIT stadium has spaces for disabled people (lift), a press stand and a security PC (video surveillance). The VIP areas, with the “Prestige” and “Privilege” boxes can accommodate around 100 people, with an internal video network. The partners' lounge called «Salon Renault Gibaud» can accommodate more than 700 people, offering spectators the opportunity to end the evening in friendly conditions in the presence of professional players and technical staff. These facilities allow the partners during each match to do public relations. The attendance record dates back to the 1997-1998 season in the 1st Division at the reception of the Olympique de Marseille (15,896 spectators) on January 24...