Saturday, September 3, 2011, at 5 p.m. 217 Boulevard Jean Luciano – Nice
To make Nice a city of sporting excellence, the municipality has undertaken an ambitious plan to promote and develop sports practice, with the implementation of major projects, as well as the renovation of local facilities.
A budget of 35 million euros has been dedicated since 2008 to significant renovation work on facilities throughout the city’s neighborhoods: renovation of the Jean-Bouin sports complex, La Lauvette stadium, Jean Médecin swimming pool, Méarelli stadium, the former Galeries Lafayette stadium, Comte de Falicon swimming pool, clos de boules…
Delivery of two football fields with synthetic turf and renovation.
This summer, the city of Nice has created two football fields with synthetic turf at the Francs-Archers stadium: a large field (11-a-side football) and a small field (7-a-side football).
Additionally, the stadium’s stands and the common areas of the locker rooms have been refurbished and repainted.
The total cost of the operation amounts to 610,000 euros including taxes.
9th Young Aiglons tournament on September 10 and 11
With the Francs Archers site, OGC Nice Amateur finally has a stadium as a resident club, within the sports complex of La Plaine, right next to its headquarters.
On September 10 and 11, the amateur club will organize, at this renovated facility, the 9th edition of the 2011 Young Aiglon tournament, which will bring together 32 teams of 10 and 11-year-old players from across the department.
