Stade Maurice Dufrasne
Sclessin, Belgium
Rocourt
Stade de Rocourt is a small football stadium located in Rocourt, Liège, Belgium. It is currently the home ground of RFC Liège and has a capacity of around 4,147 spectators. The stadium is part of a long tradition of football venues associated with the oldest club in Wallonia.
Stade de Rocourt is a football stadium in Rocourt, a district of Liège, Belgium. The venue serves as the home ground of RFC Liège, a historic Belgian football club.
The site of Rocourt has a long football tradition that dates back to early 20th-century venues used by FC Liégeois and subsequently RFC Liège. While the original stadium structures existed earlier in the 1900s, the modern Franki Arena project represents a new facility for the club and local football infrastructure.
The stadium has a traditional rectangular football layout with seating and standing areas surrounding the pitch. It is designed to support lower-division and community football events, with clear sightlines for spectators. The playing surface is synthetic grass, suitable for frequent use.
Stade de Rocourt has a capacity of approximately 4,147 spectators, with around 500 seats under cover. The facilities include basic player and spectator amenities appropriate for its current use as the home ground of RFC Liège.
The stadium serves as the home venue of RFC Liège, which competes in the Belgian Challenger Pro League (second division). It regularly hosts domestic league matches and local football events involving the club and community.
Stade de Rocourt is located on Rue de la Tonne in Rocourt, Liège, Belgium. The venue is accessible by local transport and road connections, and it forms part of the football culture in the region.