Stade Georges Vaills

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The Stade Georges Vialls is a rugby stadium in Palau-del-Vidre in France. Palau XIII Broncos the local rugby league team who play in the Elite One Championship have, since their founding in 1920 always used the ground. The ground is named after a former player who was born in the area and played for the first team. The ground is situated next to the Tech river and has one main stand. Some British clubs when they are in France to play Catalans Dragons they use the ground prior to the match to train on. The ground hosted two youth internationals in 2009 and in 2011.

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Stade Georges Vaills
Carrer del Canyer, Céret

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Stade Georges Vails

Carrer del Canyer
66690 Céret
Occitania, France
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