Paris Saint-Germain Codexery

Stadium & Culture

24 entries in the Paris Saint-Germain compendium.

Le Classique RivalryThe biggest rivalry in French football.Red and Blue IdentityIci, c'est ParisIci c'est Paris AnthemIci c'est Paris – a fan anthem, not the official hymn.Ultras ParisAuteuil Stand CultureThe southern home of the Supras Auteuil, where Parisian ultra passion thrives.1982 European Cup FinalAston Villa's first European Cup triumph, 1982.Eiffel Tower CrestThe Tower of ParisParisian Cultural RootsFrom merger to metropolis: PSG's rise as Paris's premier club.1970 Founding EraIci, c'est ParisCoupe de France HonoursRecord 16 Coupes de France, including eight since 2011.Saint-Germain HeritageThe original Parisian club, striving for a top-flight return.Kop de BoulogneThe historic north-end stronghold of PSG's ultras, birthplace of the Boulogne Boys and site of the club's…Tribune AuteuilTribune Auteuil is located on the South-West side of the Parc des Princes, standing as a historic section…On est né pour vous faire rêverThe capital's creed: Where artistry defines legacy and every match is a stage for dreams.Ici c'est ParisA roar that turns the Parc des Princes into an unshakeable fortress for the capital.Le ClassiqueThe biggest rivalry in French football, contested between Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique de Marseille.Derby de ParisThe closest derby in world football returns to Ligue 1.Eiffel Tower SymbolA global cultural icon of France and one of the most recognisable structures in the world.Kop SudIci, c'est ParisLes Ultras ParisIci, c'est ParisAllez ParisA timeless voice of Paris Saint-Germain.Groupe SupporterThe heart of Paris beats at the Parc des Princes.Amandine HenryFrench defensive midfielder, Silver Ball winner at the 2015 World Cup, and eight-time UEFA Women's Champions…Thierry HenryFrench football legend and Arsenal icon, Thierry Henry is a World Cup winner, two-time European Golden Shoe…
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