Stade de Lyon Capacity for the tournament 57,900 Completed January 2016 Matches at France 2019 Semi-finals, 2/3 July; Final, 7 July. History lesson: During construction work builders found artefacts dating back to the Roman occupation of Gaul around the 1st century BC, including an iron spear, shields and human skulls. Those are now on display in the city’s Gallo-Roman museum, while the stadium, designed by the same architects who built the Emirates and the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium, has a proudly modern feel. It is one of the few in France actually owned by the club that plays in it, with Lyon having spent around £500m to develop a complex that can sustain its aspirations to be one of Europe’s elite clubs. Star attraction Developers placed an emphasis on spectators’ comfort, providing for unusually ample leg room – and not just in the 6,000 VIP seats. But soon after its opening Lyon supporters complained that all the bare grey concrete in the corridors around the ground made for a dull experience, so there is now an on-site gallery – called the Offside Gallery – that hires artists to paint works directly on to the walls and “express the essence of…