By D.Re.
Published 4 minutes ago, Updated now
Christian Estrosi among the Stade Niçois players, Saturday after their victory against Suresnes. Instagram Mayor of Nice.
Winner of Suresnes 35 to 13, Saturday in the semi-final of the National playoffs (3rd division), Stade Niçois will face next Saturday (kick-off 6 p.m.) Narbonne – which got rid of Carcassonne, 23-20, after extra time – in the final of accession to Pro D2. The winner will be promoted, the loser will however have one last chance by facing, at home, the penultimate of Pro D2, on May 25.
For this decisive match, relocated to Chambéry, the city of Nice will take charge of buses to take the Red and Black supporters there. The mayor, Christian Estrosi, promised it on Saturday evening to the supporters of the Stade Niçois. Promise validated this Sunday on the councilor’s social networks.
Promise kept! Instagram Threads Screenshot
The club does not yet know how many places it will obtain for this final. The number of buses needed will therefore be determined according to the allocated quota. The brand new Chambéry stadium (it was inaugurated in September 2023) offers a capacity of 5,285 seats.
