article_snippet: Stade Louis II Monaco's Stade Louis II has a  poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help Stade Louis II drain after heavy rainfall .
article_snippet: A recent game against Montpellier had been cancelled and because the pitch at Stade Louis II is a notoriously poor surface, with so much going on beneath the pitch at the Stade Louis II: car parks, swimming pools, etc groundstaff worked through the night to help the pitch at the Stade Louis II drain as they prepare for what they hope will be a famous victory, one which will see they into the last eight of the Champions League for the first time since 2004, when they went on to the final and lost to Jose Mourinho's Porto.
article_snippet: the Emirates Stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens.
article_snippet: It is a unique club set in the playground of the privileged, where most of the local residents are far wealthier than any of the players and many of the local residents more recognisable.
article_snippet: In Monte Carlo, the most famous of the Principality's districts, you would hardly know there was a big Champions League game on.
article_snippet: the Emirates Stadium is set in Fontvieille, a district reclaimed from the sea in the 1970s, and cut off by a tunnel from the more recognisable sights such as Casino Square, the Opera, a harbour crammed with super-yachts and the Grand Prix circuit.
highlights_snippet: The club's 18,000 capacity
highlights_snippet: Stade Louis II has sold out for the clash .
  