List of stadiums in England
Current stadiums

List of stadiums in England

Section Title: Current stadiums
Table Section Text: None

Image	Stadium	Location	Current capacity with expansion limit	Sport	Occupant	Notes

-	Wembley Stadium	Wembley, London	90,000	Football	National football team, Tottenham Hotspur	De facto home of the England national football team and used for club football cup and play-off finals. Also used for the Rugby league Challenge Cup Final and American football with National Football League matches being held annually.

-	Twickenham Stadium	Twickenham, London	82,000	Rugby union	National Rugby union team	Whilst the new Wembley Stadium was being built, Twickenham hosted some Rugby league Internationals and the Rugby league Challenge Cup Final twice.

-	Old Trafford	Manchester	74,994	Football	Manchester United	Since 1998 has been used to host Rugby league's Super League Grand Final. Also used for some Rugby league Internationals and one Rugby league World Club Challenge.

-	London Stadium	Stratford, London	66,000	Athletics, Football	West Ham United	Built for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics. Refitted for football and athletics.

-	Emirates Stadium	Holloway, London	60,260	Football	Arsenal	Without the naming rights, the stadium is known as Ashburton Grove, or simply Arsenal Stadium. Of note, UEFA international competitions do not use the commercial names of stadiums.

-	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	Tottenham, London	62,062	Football	Tottenham Hotspur	The stadium was completed and opened on 3 April 2019

-	St. James' Park	Newcastle upon Tyne	52,387	Football	Newcastle United	Hosted several Euro 1996 games and games for the football tournament at the London 2012 Olympics.

-	Stadium of Light	Sunderland	49,000 (65,000)	Football	Sunderland

-	Etihad Stadium	Manchester, Greater Manchester	55,097 (61,000)	Football	Manchester City	Formerly known as City of Manchester Stadium. Hosted the 2002 Commonwealth Games and 2008 UEFA Cup Final.

-	Stamford Bridge	Fulham, London	42,449 (60,000 stadium going to construct)	Football	Chelsea

-	Anfield	Liverpool	54,167 (59,000)	Football	Liverpool	In 1991, held the Rugby league World Club Challenge match between Wigan and Penrith.

-	Elland Road	Leeds	39,460 (51,000)	Football	Leeds United	Has been the home ground of Hunslet Rugby league Club and also hosts Rugby league Internationals as well as the World Club Challenge.

-	Villa Park	Aston, Birmingham	42,788 (50,000)	Football	Aston Villa

Goodisonview1.JPG	Goodison Park	Liverpool	40,170 (planned to replace with 50,000 seat stadium)	Football	Everton	The only club ground in England to have hosted a World Cup Semi-Final. The first club to host a FA Cup Final.

-	St Mary's Stadium	Southampton	32,689 (50,000 planned)	Football	Southampton

-	Molineux	Wolverhampton	31,700 (50,000 planned)	Football	Wolverhampton Wanderers

-	Hillsborough Stadium	Sheffield	39,732 (45,000)	Football	Sheffield Wednesday	Euro 1996 group stage venue.

-	Bramall Lane	Sheffield	33,000 (40,000 seat expansion going to build)	Football	Sheffield United

-	King Power Stadium	Leicester	32,312 (40,000 planned)	Football	Leicester City	Has hosted some of Leicester Tigers major games including their major Heineken Cup Matches and Premiership play-offs games.

-	Ewood Park	Blackburn	31,367 (40,000 expansion renovation structurally possible)	Football	Blackburn Rovers	Has hosted Rugby league Internationals.

-	Portman Road	Ipswich	30,311 (40,000 expansion if required)	Football	Ipswich Town

MFC Riverside Interior.JPG	Riverside Stadium	Middlesbrough	35,100	Football	Middlesbrough

-	Selhurst Park	Selhurst, London	26,225 (34,000 to expand)	Football	Crystal Palace

-	Pride Park Stadium	Derby	33,597	Football	Derby County

-	Ricoh Arena	Coventry	32,609	Football & Rugby Union	Coventry City & Wasps RFC

KC North Stand.JPG	KC Stadium	Kingston upon Hull	25,404 (plans to expand 32,000)	Football & Rugby league	Hull City AFC & Hull

-	The Amex	Brighton	30,750	Football	Brighton and Hove Albion

-	City Ground	Nottingham	30,602	Football	Nottingham Forest

Denbigh south stand 16 may 07.JPG	Stadium:mk	Milton Keynes	30,500	Football	Milton Keynes Dons

-	St Andrews	Birmingham	30,016	Football	Birmingham City

-	Lord's Cricket Ground	St John's Wood, London	30,000	Cricket	Middlesex CCC	A major redevelopment has been proposed for Lord's which would increase capacity by another 10,000 as well as adding apartments and an ice rink.

Craven Cottage.JPG	Craven Cottage	Fulham, London	26,000 (30,000 to expand)	Football	Fulham	Original home ground of Fulham RL club.

-	University of Bolton Stadium	Bolton	28,723	Football	Bolton Wanderers

Britannia Stadium 1.JPG	Bet365 Stadium	Stoke	28,384	Football	Stoke City

West brom stadium.JPG	The Hawthorns	West Bromwich	27,877	Football	West Bromwich Albion

-	The Valley	Charlton, London	27,111	Football	Charlton Athletic	Has been a home ground for London Broncos.

-	Ashton Gate	Bristol	27,000	Football and Rugby Union	Bristol City & Bristol Rugby	Construction for Bristol City's £40m redevelopment of Ashton Gate was completed in September 2016.

Under21june07.JPG	Carrow Road	Norwich	26,034	Football	Norwich City

-	Odsal Stadium	Bradford	26,019	Rugby league	Bradford Bulls	Was a home for Bradford City whilst Valley Parade was being rebuilt.

OCS Stand (Surrey v Yorkshire in foreground).JPG	The Oval	Kennington, London	25,500	Cricket	Surrey CCC

-	The Darlington Arena	Darlington	25,294	Rugby Union	Darlington Mowden Park RFC

-	DW Stadium	Wigan	25,138	Football & Rugby league	Wigan Athletic & Wigan Warriors

-	Valley Parade	Bradford	25,136	Football	Bradford City	Was the home ground of Bradford Bulls Rugby league club while Odsal Stadium was being redeveloped.

-	Edgbaston Cricket Ground	Birmingham	25,000	Cricket	Warwickshire CCC

-	John Smiths Stadium	Huddersfield	24,554	Football & Rugby league	Huddersfield Town & Huddersfield Giants RLFC

-	Madejski Stadium	Reading	24,161	Football & Rugby union	Reading & London Irish RUFC

-	Welford Road	Leicester	24,000	Rugby union	Leicester FC	Expanding to 30,000 seats due to increased supporter demand.

-	Deepdale	Preston	23,408	Football	Preston North End	The oldest continunally used football stadium in the world, in use since 21 January 1875. Lancashire Lynx Rugby league club also used the ground as their home.

-	Oakwell Stadium	Barnsley	23,009	Football	Barnsley

-	Turf Moor	Burnley	22,619	Football	Burnley

-	Vale Park	Burslem	22,356	Football	Port Vale

-	Headingley	Leeds	22,250	Rugby league & Rugby union	Leeds Rhinos & Leeds Carnegie

-	Old Trafford	Old Trafford, Greater Manchester	22,000	Cricket	Lancashire CCC

Pavilion stands.JPG	Rose Bowl	Southampton	22,000	Cricket	Hampshire	Has a standard capacity of 6,500, but uses temporary seating to give a capacity of 22,000 for international matches.

-	Vicarage Road	Watford	22,000	Football	Watford	Has played host to Rugby league Internationals and Saracens FC before February 2013.

-	Meadow Lane	Nottingham	20,438	Football & Rugby union	Notts County & Nottingham RFC

-	Fratton Park	Portsmouth	20,288	Football	Portsmouth

-	The Den	Bermondsey, London	20,146	Football	Millwall

-	Crystal Palace NSC	Crystal Palace, London	20,000	Athletics	Has been a host to London Crusaders Rugby league club.

-	Home Park	Plymouth	19,500	Football	Plymouth Argyle

-	Loftus Road	Shepherd's Bush, London	19,148	Football	Queens Park Rangers	Has played host to Rugby league Internationals.

HeadingleyEast.JPG	Headingley	Leeds	18,350	Cricket	Yorkshire CCC

-	Langtree Park	St. Helens	18,000	Rugby league	St Helens R.F.C.

-	Riverside Ground	Chester-le-Street	17,000	Cricket	Durham CCC

-	Brunton Park	Carlisle	16,981	Football	Carlisle United	Was also the original home ground of Carlisle RLFC in the 1980s.

-	Prenton Park	Birkenhead	16,567	Football	Tranmere Rovers

-	Kingsholm Stadium	Gloucester	16,500	Rugby union	Gloucester RFC

-	Bloomfield Road	Blackpool	16,116	Football	Blackpool F.C.	Plays host the Northern Rail Rugby league Cup Final.

-	County Ground	Swindon	15,728	Football	Swindon Town

Trent Bridge at Night.JPG	Trent Bridge	Nottingham	15,358	Cricket	Nottinghamshire CCC

-	Keepmoat Stadium	Doncaster	15,231	Football & Rugby league	Doncaster Rovers & Doncaster

-	Halliwell Jones Stadium	Warrington	15,200	Rugby league	Warrington Wolves

-	London Road	Peterborough	15,152	Football	Peterborough United

St Lawrence Ground.JPG	St Lawrence Ground	Canterbury	15,000	Cricket	Kent CCC	One of two cricket grounds that have a tree within the boundary.

-	County Cricket Ground	Bristol	15,000	Cricket	Gloucestershire CCC

-	Centre Court, Wimbledon	Wimbledon, London	15,000	Tennis

-	The Shay	Halifax	14,000	Football & Rugby league	Halifax Town & Halifax	Largest non-league football stadium.

-	Boundary Park	Oldham	13,624	Football & Rugby league	Oldham Athletic & Oldham R.L.F.C.

-	Franklin's Gardens	Northampton	13,600	Rugby union	Northampton Saints	plans to expand stadium to 17300.

Widnes Vikings vs Salford City Reds 240110 002.JPG	Stobart Stadium Halton	Widnes	13,350	Rugby league	Widnes Vikings

-	Sandy Park	Exeter	12,800	Rugby union	Exeter Chiefs	There are plans to expand the stadium's capacity to perhaps 20,000 if Exeter establish themselves as a top-flight side.

Brook Road Stand.JPG	Griffin Park	Brentford, London	12,763	Football	Brentford	Has been the home ground for London Broncos Rugby league club (2002–2006).

-	Alexander Stadium	Birmingham	12,700	Athletics	Birchfield Harriers

Stoop South Stand.JPG	Twickenham Stoop	Twickenham, London	12,700	Rugby union & League	Harlequins & Harlequin R.F.L..

-	Kassam Stadium	Oxford	12,500	Football	Oxford United & London Welsh RFC.

-	Roots Hall	Southend	12,392	Football	Southend United	Was also home ground for Southend Invicta Rugby league club.

-	Recreation Ground	Bath	12,300	Rugby union & Cricket	Bath Rugby & Somerset CCC.

Uplands StandBRFC.JPG	Memorial Stadium	Bristol	12,100	Football	Bristol Rovers

-	Sixways Stadium	Worcester	12,068	Rugby union	Worcester Warriors

-	Belle Vue	Wakefield	12,000	Rugby league	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Was also home to Wakefield and Emley between 2007–09.

The New York Stadium.JPG	New York Stadium	Rotherham	12,000	Football	Rotherham United

-	Salford City Stadium	Salford	12,000	Rugby league	Salford City Reds

-	Gigg Lane	Bury	11,840	Football	Bury & FC United	Was home to Swinton Lions (1992–2002).

-	Gateshead International Stadium	Gateshead	11,800	Athletics, Football & Rugby league	Gateshead FC, Gateshead Thunder (1999) & Gateshead Thunder

-	The Jungle	Castleford	11,750	Rugby league	Castleford Tigers

Peasholm Park End	North Marine Road	Scarbrough	11,500	Cricket	Yorkshire CCC Scarborough CC

-	Bescot Stadium	Walsall	11,500	Football	Walsall

-	No. 1 Court, Wimbledon	Wimbledon, London	11,429	Tennis

-	Priestfield Stadium	Gillingham	10,952	Football	Gillingham

Edgeley Park 1.JPG	Edgeley Park	Edgeley, Stockport	10,832	Football & Rugby union	Stockport County & Sale Sharks.

Derwent Park	Workington	10,500	Rugby league & Speedway	Workington Town & Workington Comets

-	Proact Stadium	Chesterfield	10,379	Football	Chesterfield Football Club

-	Vitality Stadium	Bournemouth	10,375	Football	AFC Bournemouth

-	Kenilworth Road	Luton	10,226	Football	Luton Town

-	Spotland	Rochdale	10,208	Football	Rochdale

-	Kingston Park	Newcastle-upon-Tyne	10,200	Rugby union	Newcastle Falcons

-	Alexandra Stadium	Crewe	10,153	Football	Crewe Alexandra

-	Sincil Bank	Lincoln	10,127	Football	Lincoln City

-	Colchester Community Stadium	Colchester	10,105	Football	Colchester United

-	Blundell Park	Cleethorpes	10,033	Football	Grimsby Town

-	Adams Park	High Wycombe	10,000	Football & Rugby union	Wycombe Wanderers & London Wasps.

-	Allianz Park	Hendon, London	10,000	Rugby Union	Saracens FC

-	Queen's Club	London	10,000	Tennis	Queen's Club Championships

-	County Cricket Ground	Beckenham	10,000	Cricket	Kent CCC

-	Craven Park	Kingston upon Hull	10,000	Rugby league	Hull Kingston Rovers

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Hillsborough is one of the stadiums in England, with a capacity of 39,732 seats.
Hillsborough stadium has the capacity of 39,732 seats.
With 39,732 seats, Hillsborough is one of the stadiums in England.

final_sentence: Hillsborough is one of the stadiums in England, with a capacity of 39,732 seats.
final_sentence: Hillsborough stadium has the capacity of 39,732 seats.
final_sentence: With 39,732 seats, Hillsborough is one of the stadiums in England.