Euro 2021: the fan-zones guide in Île-de-France to follow the matches

This Tuesday, the France team plays its first match of the Euro against Germany, at 9 p.m., in Munich (Germany).

If you can obviously follow the matches of the competition from home, you can also meet in a fan-zone to enjoy the outdoors, failing to be able to get to the stadium.

However, the rules will be very strict until the end of the month.

According to the protocol of the Ministry of National Education, Youth and Sports, "only fan-zones with seated spectators can be set up until June 29, in compliance with the gauge and prescribed health measures ".

The town halls decide whether or not to open a fan-zone and the approval is then given by the Prefecture.

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Note that in Paris, there will be no such device in June.

We will have to wait for the quarter-finals in the capital.

The installation of television screens showing the matches on the terrace was also prohibited by the town hall.

Le Parisien offers you here the list of municipalities that have taken the plunge in Île-de-France.

In the Hauts-de-Seine

Levallois-Perret

will meet you at the Louison-Bobet Sports Complex, at 15, rue Pablo-Neruda for France-Germany and France-Portugal. The other matches will be broadcast at the Jardins de l'Hotel de Ville, at 1, place de la République, only if France passes the group stages. The places will be accessible from 7:30 p.m. and the number of places will be limited to 800 people. If a PCR test or a health pass is not required, wearing a mask remains compulsory and you will also need to bring an access bracelet, to be collected at the Levallois Découvertes social center, rue Rivay.

On the

Bourg-la-Reine side,

the three group stage matches will be broadcast.

During half-time, it will be possible to attend entertainment from the city's football club.

Two addresses for fan-zones: the Bas-Coquarts gymnasium for France-Hungary (300 places) and the Columns Gymnasium for France-Germany and France-Portugal (400 places).

Access is free, respecting barrier gestures, 30 minutes before kick-off.

As in Levallois, if the Blues qualify, the matches will be broadcast on the same terms.

In Seine-Saint-Denis (93)

From June 26, in

Noisy-le-Grand

, it will be possible to follow all the knockout matches until the final, and not just those of the France team.

So, meet at the Jardins de l'Hotel de Ville from 4.30 p.m.

It will be a giant fan-zone with a capacity of 4000 people.

However, you will need to have a negative PCR or antigen test of less than 48 hours or a vaccination certificate to access it.

In

Saint-Denis

, near the Stade-de-France, a fan-zone will be installed by the neighborhood association 7 Dreams.

In the heart of the Salvador-Allende city, at the municipal velodrome, 300 people will be able to watch the French team play.

In addition, 3 other fan-zones will be set up for group matches in the town: at the Vélodrome, at the Stade Delaune to follow only France-Portugal and Porte de Paris at the Maltournée basin to watch France-Hungary.

From the quarter-finals, if France is qualified two new places will be proposed: place Jean-Jaurès, place Victor-Hugo.

The public will be able to access it one hour before kick-off, limited to 500 people.

Wearing a mask will be compulsory.

In the Val-de-Marne

The system provides that football fans can watch two matches of the Blues from the group stage.

For France-Germany this Tuesday evening it will take place at the Plateau departmental park, rue de Bernau, in

Champigny-sur-Marne

.

Please note that the gauge will be limited to 500 people.

For Portugal-France, Wednesday June 23, the appointment is given at the departmental park of Cormailles, avenue Georges-Gosnat, in

Ivry-sur-Seine

.

Again with a limit of 500 spectators.

If France qualifies for the quarter-finals, the fan-zone will be installed in the Petit-le-Roy park, rue Petit-le-Roy, in

Chevilly-Larue

with a maximum capacity of 200 people.

In Seine-et-Marne

In

Roissy-en-Brie

, hometown of Paul Pogba, a city stadium was inaugurated by the player and his equipment supplier Adidas.

It will be converted into a fan-zone for the duration of the Euro.

360 people can be accommodated there to follow Pogba and his teammates, from June 15.

Before going to 30, rue de la Gare d'Émerainville, you must first register.

At the end of the Euro, the facility will be bequeathed to the municipality.

In the Yvelines

For the first three matches of the France team, the amphitheater of the Armand-Peugeot forum in

Poissy

is transformed into a fan-zone. The reception gauge has been set at 550 people even if the room can hold 850. Place de la République, opposite the town hall, will be transformed into a fan-zone depending on the course of Didier Deschamps' men.