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Stade de France

Built for the 1998 football World Cup the Stade de France first played host to international rugby in February that year.

France welcomed cross-channel rivals England to the Parisian suburb of Saint Denis and won 24-17 with Philippe Bernat-Salles scoring the first try ever at the stadium.

That summer the French football team wrote themselves into the history books at the Stade de France by lifting the World Cup for the first time with a 3-0 win over Brazil.

The Stade de France played host to the rugby equivalent nine years later in October 2007 with South Africa defeating England 15-6 to lift the Webb Ellis Trophy.

With a capacity of 80,000 it is the sixth largest stadium in Europe, just behind Twickenham, and replaced Parc des Princes as the home of French rugby.

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