Football in London
Clubs
The table below lists all London clubs in the top eight tiers of the English football league system: from the top division (the Premier League), down to Step 4 of the National League System.

Football in London

Section Title: Clubs
Table Section Text: The table below lists all London clubs in the top eight tiers of the English football league system: from the top division (the Premier League), down to Step 4 of the National League System.

Club	Stadium	Capacity	Founded	Notes

Premier League (1)

Arsenal	Emirates Stadium	60,600	1899	London's first professional club, originally based in Woolwich. First London team to become English League Champions, in 1931.

Chelsea	Stamford Bridge	41,798	1889	Won the last ever FA Cup final at the old Wembley in 2000 and first at the new stadium in 2007.

Crystal Palace	Selhurst Park	26,309	1889	A Crystal Palace team established in 1861 were FA founder members.

Fulham	Craven Cottage	25,700	1879	Oldest London club in the Football League.

Tottenham Hotspur	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	62,062	1882	The only non-league team to win the FA Cup (in 1901). The first London club to win a European trophy, the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1963.

West Ham United	London Stadium	60,000	1895	Founded as Thames Ironworks. Played at the Boleyn Ground from 1904 to 2016, before moving to Stratford.

EFL Championship (2)

Brentford	Griffin Park	12,763	1889	Founded to serve as a winter pursuit for the Brentford Rowing Club.

Millwall	The Den	20,146	1885	Founded in East London on the Isle of Dogs, moved south across the river to Bermondsey in 1910.

Queens Park Rangers	Loftus Road	18,360	1899	Have had at least fifteen different home stadia.

EFL League One (3)

AFC Wimbledon	Kingsmeadow	4,850	2000	Formed by fans of Wimbledon in protest after the club announced relocation to Milton Keynes. Won promotion to the Football League in their ninth season.

Charlton Athletic	The Valley	27,111	1889	Won FA Cup in 1947. Have ground-shared at Selhurst Park and the Boleyn Ground.

National League (5)

Barnet	The Hive Stadium	5,100	1888	First London team to be promoted from the Football Conference into the Football League, in 1991.

Bromley	Hayes Lane	5,000	1889

Dagenham & Redbridge	Victoria Road	6,078	1889	Formed through a merger of Dagenham (formed in 1949) and Redbridge Forest (1979), which in turn was formed through successive mergers of Ilford (1881), Leytonstone (1886), and Walthamstow Avenue (1900).

Leyton Orient	Brisbane Road	9,271	1881	Leyton Orient was originally formed by members of the Glyn Cricket Club.

Sutton United	Gander Green Lane	5,013	1889

National League South (6)

Dulwich Hamlet	Champion Hill	3,000	1889

Wealdstone	Grosvenor Vale	3,607	1889	First ever non-League team to achieve the double of FA Trophy and Football Conference title in the same season, in 1985.

Welling United	Park View Road	3,500	1889	Took over the ground that used to be played on by defunct club Bexley United.

Isthmian League Premier Division (7)

A.F.C. Hornchurch	Hornchurch Stadium	3,500	1889	Founded as successors to Hornchurch F.C.

Enfield Town	Queen Elizabeth II Stadium	2,500	1889	Founded by supporters of Enfield protest against the club owners' actions.

Hampton & Richmond Borough	Beveree Stadium	3,000	1889

Harrow Borough	Earlsmead Stadium	3,070	1889

Hendon	Vale Farm	3,000	1889

Kingstonian	Kingsmeadow	4,850	1885	Currently tenants of Chelsea.

Metropolitan Police	Imber Court	3,000	1889

VCD Athletic	Oakwood	1,180	1889	Formerly named Vickers, Crayford & Dartford Athletic F.C.

Southern Football League Premier Division (7)

Hayes & Yeading United	SkyEx Community Stadium	2,500	1889	Formed through a merger of Hayes and Yeading.

Isthmian League Division One North (8)

Cray Wanderers	Hayes Lane	6,000	1860	Oldest club in Greater London. Currently tenants of Bromley.

Redbridge	Oakside	3,000	1889	Formerly named Ford United F.C.

Romford	Mill Field	1,100	1876

Thamesmead Town	Bayliss Avenue	6,000	1889	Formerly named Thamesmead F.C.

Wingate & Finchley	Franklyn Road Sports Ground	1,500	1889

Isthmian League Division One South (8)

Carshalton Athletic	War Memorial Sports Ground	5,000	1889

Corinthian-Casuals	King George's Fields	2,700	1889	Formed through a merger of Corinthian (formed in 1882) and Casuals (1883).

Tooting & Mitcham United	Imperial Fields	3,500	1889

Southern Football League Division One Central (8)

A.F.C. Hayes	Farm Park	1,500	1889

Hanwell Town	Reynolds Field	3,000	1889

North Greenford United	Berkeley Fields	2,000	1889

Northwood	Northwood Park	3,075	1889

Uxbridge	Honeycroft	3,770	1871

Sentence(s)

The largest football stadium in London is Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with a capacity of 62,062.

final_sentence: The largest football stadium in London is Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with a capacity of 62,062.