Stade Bollaert - Great venue for Ligue 1 soccer
iNorv9 Says: The Stade Bollaert is one of the more famous stadiums in France. With a capacity of about 41,000 it's also one of the largest, and was host to several World Cup '98 matches. I saw a Ligue 1 match here in 2003, with the home side RC Lens hosting Nice. The match itself ended...
La Bodega: Owned by a former Lens FC star
MUFConTour Says: Spanish flavour - owner also played for Spanish team Espanyol in his days & has created an authentic Tapas Bar & Restaurant with Flamenco shows etc.Well worth a visit
La Leffe: Afternoon chilling out!
MUFConTour Says: Bets Bar for afternoon drinking, with Pari mutuel (betting shop) - Better drinking at night down main avenue in town Center
MUFConTour Says: Out of all the places I have visited in France, lens is by far and away the most passionate football supporting community, with most bars having the "Red and Yellow" colours of the local Racing Club de Lens adorning walls and windows. You cant miss the stadium & the club...
MUFConTour Says: Of all the places in France I've visited Lns is certainly the most typically "English" type town when it comes to football - you find the red & yellow colours everywhere, shops, bars etc., and the ground itself could belong to any premier or first divison outfit. Close to...
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Manchester United were drawn to play LOSC Lille Metropole in the Champions League. Unfortunately Lille decided that they could not play the game at their small stadium and so decided to switch the...
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Ah Lens. I remember my trip ever so well. A midday Shuttle across to Calais and the short ride down the A26 to join the columns of Arsenal coaches and cars, all bedecked in our red and white...
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