STADE BRESTOIS 29
Brest, France
Denis LE SAINT
LIGUE 1
145 staff members
26 professional contract
12 600 spectators per match
Labeling Date : 12/21/23
The Stade Brestois plays on the Francis Le Blé field, inaugurated in 1922 and owned by the city since 1982 following its expansion. Currently equipped with 4 stands, it accommodates 15,220 spectators in the city's heart.
Its maintenance, security, and caretaking are managed by the city, while match-day operations and pitch maintenance are delegated to the Stade Brestois club. Parking and access to the stadium are crucial aspects of its operation.
The club has a training center (Centre SICA - Prince de Bretagne) located at the Kerlaurent site in Guipavas. Inaugurated in 2019, it houses the necessary facilities for the professional team (players and staff), who reside there year-round.
The training center includes:
- 10,000 m² of playing surface;
- Hydrotherapy facilities for players;
- Logistics and medical care services.
FPFP Labeling
51.78/100
Key strengths
LOCAL IMPACT
- Program of local partner clubs (13 clubs);
- Over 600 partners, 95% of which are from Brittany;
- 100% of the caterers are local (within 1.5 hours of Brest);
- A long-term relationship with partners (an average of over 30 years for the 4 major partners).
DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS
- Free and monitored bicycle parking;
- Partnership with StadiumGO to encourage carpooling;
- Clear communication on mobility solutions (routes, schedules, etc.).
ACCESSIBILITY
- Telepresence robot "TyBot" for hospitalized children at each match;
- Adapted Sports and Handisport sections since 2017 (with the Le Saint Fund);
- Match shirt auctions with proceeds redistributed.
WASTE MANAGEMENT
- Installation of dual-sort bins at the stadium;
- Redistribution of uneaten food on match days to the Food Bank;
- Neutral eco-cup concept with collection bins in place;
- Recycling of collected cigarette butts.
The Fair Play For Planet team congratulates the Stade Brestois 29 for their commitment to a more sustainable and responsible sport.
