A guide to the grounds hosting Women’s World Cup games in France this summer

We continue our look at stadiums that will be hosting FIFA Women’s World Cup matches this summer…

STADE OCEANE

Location: Le Havre

Capacity: 24,000

Completed: July 2012

Matches: Spain v South Africa, 8 June; New Zealand v Netherlands, 11 June; England v Argentina, 14 June; China v Spain, 17 June; Sweden v USA, 20 June; Round of 16, 23 June; Quarter-final, 27 June.

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STADE DU HAINAUT

Location: Valenciennes

Capacity: 22,600

Completed: July 2011

Matches: Australia v Italy, 9 June; Germany v Spain, 12 June; Netherlands v Cameroon, 15 June; Italy v Brazil, 18 June; Round of 16, 23 June; Quarter-final, 29 June.

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STADE AUGUSTE-DELAUNE

Location: Reims

Capacity: 20,500

Completed: 2008

Matches: Norway v Nigeria, 8 June; USA v Thailand, 11 June; Jamaica v Italy, 14 June; South Korea v Norway, 17 June; Netherlands v Canada, 20 June; Round of 16, 24 June.

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STADE DES ALPES

Location: Grenoble

Capacity: 18,000

Completed: February 2008

Matches: Brazil v Jamaica, 9 June; Nigeria v South Korea, 12 June; Canada v New Zealand, 15 June; Jamaica v Australia, 18 June; Round of 16, 22 June.

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