List of Premier League stadiums facts for kids

The Premier League is England's top football league, where teams play each other every year. Since it started on August 15, 1992, over 60 different football stadiums have been used to host matches!

Back in 1989, after a sad event called the Hillsborough disaster, a report suggested that all stadiums should have seats for everyone, instead of standing areas. This rule was supposed to start by the 1994–95 season. However, when Fulham joined the Premier League in 2001, they were given extra time to change their stadium, Craven Cottage, to all-seater. They had to play at Loftus Road for a while because their home ground wasn't ready. But they returned to Craven Cottage for the 2004–05 season once the work was done.

Burnley's Turf Moor stadium became the 50th Premier League stadium when it hosted its first match on August 19, 2009, against Manchester United. The newest stadium to join the list is Kenilworth Road, which hosted its first Premier League game on September 1, 2023. Did you know that Liverpool holds the record for winning at the most different Premier League stadiums? They've won at 59 out of the 61 grounds they've played at!

Premier League Stadiums

Below is a list of the stadiums that have hosted Premier League matches.

• Stadiums in bold are the home grounds for teams playing in the 2023–24 Premier League season.
• Stadiums in italics have been taken down.

For stadiums that are no longer standing, the capacity shown is what it was when they closed.

Stadium	Image	Club	Location	Opened	Closed	Capacity
Anfield		Liverpool	Liverpool	1884		61,276
Arsenal Stadium (also known as Highbury)		Arsenal	London	1913	2006	38,419
Ayresome Park		Middlesbrough	Middlesbrough	1903	1995	26,667
Baseball Ground		Derby County	Derby	1892	2004	18,300
bet365 Stadium Formerly Britannia Stadium		Stoke City	Stoke-on-Trent	1997		30,089
Bloomfield Road		Blackpool	Blackpool	1899		16,220
Boleyn Ground (also known as Upton Park)		West Ham United	London	1904	2016	35,345
Boundary Park		Oldham Athletic	Oldham	1904		13,559
Bramall Lane		Sheffield United	Sheffield	1855		32,050
Brentford Community Stadium		Brentford	London	2020		17,250
Burnden Park		Bolton Wanderers	Bolton	1895	1997	22,616
Cardiff City Stadium		Cardiff City	Cardiff	2009		33,280
Carrow Road		Norwich City	Norwich	1935		27,359
City Ground		Nottingham Forest	Nottingham	1898		30,404
City of Manchester Stadium		Manchester City	Manchester	2003		53,400
County Ground		Swindon Town	Swindon	1895		14,700
Craven Cottage		Fulham	London	1896		24,500
Dean Court		Bournemouth	Bournemouth	1910		11,307
The Dell		Southampton	Southampton	1898	2001	15,200
DW Stadium Formerly JJB Stadium		Wigan Athletic	Wigan	1999		25,138
Elland Road		Leeds United	Leeds	1897		37,608
Emirates Stadium		Arsenal	London	2006		60,704
Ewood Park		Blackburn Rovers	Blackburn	1890		31,367
Falmer Stadium		Brighton & Hove Albion	Falmer	2011		31,876
Filbert Street		Leicester City	Leicester	1891	2002	22,000
Fratton Park		Portsmouth	Portsmouth	1898		20,978
Goodison Park		Everton	Liverpool	1892		39,414
The Hawthorns		West Bromwich Albion	West Bromwich	1900		26,445
Highfield Road		Coventry City	Coventry	1899	2005	23,489
Hillsborough Stadium		Sheffield Wednesday	Sheffield	1899		39,812
Kenilworth Road		Luton Town	Luton	1905		10,265
King Power Stadium Formerly Walkers Stadium		Leicester City	Leicester	2002		32,262
Kirklees Stadium		Huddersfield Town	Huddersfield	1994		24,500
Loftus Road		Queens Park Rangers & Fulham	London	1904		18,439
London Stadium Formerly Olympic Stadium		West Ham United	London	2016		62,500
Madejski Stadium		Reading	Reading	1998		24,161
Maine Road		Manchester City	Manchester	1923	2003	35,150
MKM Stadium Formerly KCOM Stadium		Hull City	Kingston upon Hull	2002		25,400
Molineux Stadium		Wolverhampton Wanderers	Wolverhampton	1889		31,750
Oakwell		Barnsley	Barnsley	1887		23,009
Old Trafford		Manchester United	Manchester	1910		74,031
Portman Road		Ipswich Town	Ipswich	1884		30,311
Pride Park Stadium		Derby County	Derby	1997		33,597
Riverside Stadium		Middlesbrough	Middlesbrough	1995		33,746
Roker Park		Sunderland	Sunderland	1898	1997	22,500
St Andrew's		Birmingham City	Birmingham	1906		30,079
St James' Park		Newcastle United	Newcastle upon Tyne	1880		52,257
St Mary's Stadium		Southampton	Southampton	2001		32,384
Selhurst Park		Crystal Palace & Wimbledon	London	1924		25,486
Stadium of Light		Sunderland	Sunderland	1997		48,707
Stamford Bridge		Chelsea	London	1877		40,173
Swansea.com Stadium Formerly Liberty Stadium		Swansea City	Swansea	2005		20,937
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium		Tottenham Hotspur	London	2019		62,850
Turf Moor		Burnley	Burnley	1883		21,744
University of Bolton Stadium Formerly Reebok Stadium and Macron Stadium		Bolton Wanderers	Bolton	1997		28,723
The Valley		Charlton Athletic	London	1919		27,111
Valley Parade		Bradford City	Bradford	1886		25,136
Vicarage Road		Watford	Watford	1922		22,200
Villa Park		Aston Villa	Birmingham	1897		42,530
Wembley Stadium		N/A	London	2007		90,000
White Hart Lane		Tottenham Hotspur	London	1899	2017	36,284

See also

• Record home attendances of English football clubs
• List of English football stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by country