Rugby Club Vannes is organizing a special train to Nantes for its supporters, on the occasion of the relocated match against Union Bordeaux Bègles at the Beaujoire.
On Sunday, November 8, 2026, Rugby Club Vannes (RCV) will face Union Bordeaux Bègles (UBB) at the Beaujoire stadium in Nantes. This match, initially scheduled in Morbihan, was relocated due to scheduling constraints or infrastructure issues. Vannes supporters will therefore need to travel to the city of the Dukes to follow their team.
To accompany their faithful supporters, the club has set up a special train to Nantes. This initiative aims to facilitate supporters' travel and enhance the atmosphere around the match. Practical details, such as departure times or fares, have not yet been specified by the RCV. The club invites interested parties to reach out through its communication channels for upcoming information.
This initiative is part of a broader approach to engage with the public. By offering a collective transport solution, the RCV hopes to enable as many supporters as possible to experience this major moment of the season. The Beaujoire, usually dedicated to football, will thus host a rugby match in an unprecedented configuration for the Vannes side.
For supporters who cannot take this special train, other transport options remain available. The Loire-Atlantique prefecture and local authorities will be mobilized to oversee the supporters' travel and ensure the smooth running of the event. The club also reminds everyone of the importance of booking seats in advance.
This encounter against the UBB is shaping up to be a highlight of the RCV's season. The players and coaching staff hope to count on massive support from their supporters, despite the distance. The coming weeks will provide more information about the practical organization of this exceptional trip.
To accompany their faithful supporters, the club has set up a special train to Nantes. This initiative aims to facilitate supporters' travel and enhance the atmosphere around the match. Practical details, such as departure times or fares, have not yet been specified by the RCV. The club invites interested parties to reach out through its communication channels for upcoming information.
This initiative is part of a broader approach to engage with the public. By offering a collective transport solution, the RCV hopes to enable as many supporters as possible to experience this major moment of the season. The Beaujoire, usually dedicated to football, will thus host a rugby match in an unprecedented configuration for the Vannes side.
For supporters who cannot take this special train, other transport options remain available. The Loire-Atlantique prefecture and local authorities will be mobilized to oversee the supporters' travel and ensure the smooth running of the event. The club also reminds everyone of the importance of booking seats in advance.
This encounter against the UBB is shaping up to be a highlight of the RCV's season. The players and coaching staff hope to count on massive support from their supporters, despite the distance. The coming weeks will provide more information about the practical organization of this exceptional trip.
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Source: Ouest-France