Stade des Pacifiques

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Revision as of 04:19, 5 January 2023 by >Kelssek (Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stade des Pacifiques |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | Langlois, Kelssek |- ! Capacity | 32,751 |- ! Tenants | Langlois Océanic<br/> |} '''Stade des Pacifiques''' is an all-seater football stadium in Langlois, Kelssek. It has a capacity of 32,751 and is the home stadium of Langlois Océanic football club. Located in the...")
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Stade des Pacifiques
Location Langlois, Kelssek
Capacity 32,751
Tenants Langlois Océanic

Stade des Pacifiques is an all-seater football stadium in Langlois, Kelssek. It has a capacity of 32,751 and is the home stadium of Langlois Océanic football club. Located in the hills northwest of central Langlois, the stadium is often considered one of the most scenic venues in Kelssek. Point d'origine, a monument on the stadium's eastern forecourt designed by Henri Lepine, celebrates the five Pacific regions.

The stadium was built with a capacity of 28,800. It is undergoing renovations and modernization works that will eventually expand capacity to over 40,000. It has hosted Cup of Harmony matches as well as the IFCF Associations Trophy 3 final which saw Tropicorp FC defeat Celtic Noviodunum.