The Stade Rennais Football Club (SRFC) has confirmed the relocation of its friendly match against Caen to the Piverdière stadium, with ticket sales opening on Wednesday, according to an official statement released by the club. The decision follows the cancellation of the originally planned game in Vitré due to a fungal infestation rendering the pitch unplayable, as reported by multiple local media outlets including Ouest-France and Le Télégramme.
What Happened: Match Relocation and Venue Change
The friendly match, scheduled for July 9, in Vitré, was canceled after officials declared the pitch “impraticable” due to a fungal growth. A source from the Ille-et-Vilaine department confirmed the issue. The club then secured the Piverdière stadium as an alternative location, with ticket sales commencing on Wednesday.
The Piverdière will host the game on July 9. Fans are advised to check the club’s official website for ticket pricing and distribution details.
Why the Relocation Matters: Impact on Fans and Logistics
The move has implications for supporters who had planned to travel to Vitré, a city in western France.
The Piverdière stadium offers a location for fans. SRFC has not yet commented on capacity limits or seating arrangements.
What’s Next: Ticket Sales and Fan Engagement
Ticket sales for the match opened on Wednesday through SRFC’s official ticketing platform.
Context: Previous Issues and Venue Reliability
How to Follow: Updates and Fan Resources
Updates on the match will be posted on SRFC’s official website and social media channels.
SRFC has urged fans to avoid last-minute travel to Vitré.
For the latest information on the Caen friendly, visit www.srfc.com. Readers are invited to comment below or share this article to stay informed about developments.
