Montréal Roses Set to Host Home Matches at Laval’s Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne

Montréal: The Montréal Roses are excited to announce they’ll be playing their first season at the Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne in Laval. This place has been revamped and is now the training hub for the team. It’s also the first stadium in Canada built specifically for women’s professional soccer.

Annie Larouche, the president of the Roses, expressed gratitude for the warm welcome from Laval. She mentioned how this venue reflects the club’s identity and gives the players a real home advantage. With fully renovated locker rooms, the athletes will have everything they need to perform at their best.

The stadium can hold about 5,581 fans and will mainly be the home for the Roses, but it can also host other events. Laval’s Mayor, Stéphane Boyer, shared his excitement about welcoming Québec’s first professional women’s soccer team. He believes this will inspire young girls to pursue their dreams in sports.

The stadium is conveniently located near major highways and metro stations, making it easy for fans to get there. Plus, there will be a shuttle service on game days for those who prefer not to drive. It’s shaping up to be an exciting season!