StadiumDBStade de Genéve
| Capacity | 30 084 |
|---|---|
| 1228 (Business seats) | |
| 200 (Press seats) | |
| Country | Switzerland |
| City | Geneve |
| Clubs | Servette FC |
| Inauguration | 30.04.2003 (Switzerland - Italy, 1-2) |
| Cost | 93 mln € |
| Address | Stade de Geneve, Route des Jeunes, 1203 Geneve |
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