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Olympique de Marseille's 67,394-seat home features a sweeping canopy roof that turns the Virage Nord and Virage Sud into an acoustic volcano.
First opened in 1937 and dramatically overhauled with a sweeping roof ahead of Euro 2016, Marseille's 67,394-capacity Stade Vélodrome is France's loudest club ground. The Virage Nord and Virage Sud ultra curves bounce continuous chanting off the canopy, regularly drawing over 66,000 fans for Ligue 1 and European fixtures. Behind RAMS Park (#4) on pure decibel intimidation, the Vélodrome edges San Siro (#6) with its undulating Euro 2016 roof that traps 67,394 Marseille voices. Olympique de Marseille's 67,394-seat home features a sweeping canopy roof that turns the Virage Nord and Virage Sud into an acoustic volcano. Key benchmarks: atmosphere intensity: 9.3/10; european pedigree: 8.8/10; capacity: 67,394.
First opened in 1937 and dramatically overhauled with a sweeping roof ahead of Euro 2016, Marseille's 67,394-capacity Stade Vélodrome is France's loudest club ground. The Virage Nord and Virage Sud ultra curves bounce continuous chanting off the canopy, regularly drawing over 66,000 fans for Ligue 1 and European fixtures.
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