List of stadiums in the United Kingdom by capacity

Last updated November 25, 2024

The following is a list of stadiums in the United Kingdom with a capacity of 5,000 or more. They are ordered by capacity, which is the maximum number of spectators the stadium can normally hold. Capacities are standard total capacity, including seats and any standing areas, and excluding any temporary seating. Most are used for association football (referred to as football hereafter), with others hosting rugby union, rugby league, cricket, athletics, Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, tennis, American football, speedway and greyhound racing.

Existing stadiums

#	Stadium	Capacity	Location	Country	Tenants	Sport
1	Wembley Stadium	90,000^[1]	London	England	England national football team	Association football, Rugby league, Rugby union, Gaelic Football & Hurling, American football, Boxing, Professional wrestling
2	Twickenham Stadium	82,000^[2]	London	England	England national rugby union team	Rugby union, American football
3	Old Trafford	74,310^[3]	Greater Manchester	England	Manchester United F.C.	Association football, rugby league
4	Principality Stadium	73,931^[4]	Cardiff	Wales	Wales national rugby union team	Rugby union, rugby league, association football, boxing, professional wrestling
5	Murrayfield Stadium	67,144^[5]	Edinburgh	Scotland	Scotland national rugby union team, Edinburgh Rugby	Rugby union, Rugby League
6	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	62,850^[6]	London	England	Tottenham Hotspur F.C.	Association football, American football, Boxing, Rugby Union, Rugby League
7	London Stadium	62,500^[7]	London	England	West Ham United F.C., British Athletics	Association football, athletics, rugby league, rugby union, baseball, 2012 Summer Olympics, 2012 Summer Paralympics
8	Anfield	61,276^[8]	Liverpool	England	Liverpool F.C.	Association football
9	Emirates Stadium	60,704^[9]	London	England	Arsenal F.C.	Association football
10	Celtic Park	60,411^[10]	Glasgow	Scotland	Celtic F.C.	Association football
11	Etihad Stadium	53,400^[11]	Manchester	England	Manchester City F.C.	2002 Commonwealth Games, association football
12	St James' Park	52,305	Newcastle upon Tyne	England	Newcastle United F.C.	Association football, rugby league, rugby union
13	Hampden Park	51,866^[12]	Glasgow	Scotland	Scotland national football team, Queen's Park F.C.	Association football
14	Ibrox Stadium	51,587^[13]	Glasgow	Scotland	Rangers F.C.	Association football
15	Stadium of Light	49,000^[14]	Sunderland	England	Sunderland A.F.C.	Association football
16	Villa Park	42,657	Birmingham	England	Aston Villa F.C.	Association football
17	Stamford Bridge	40,173	London	England	Chelsea F.C.	Association football
18	Hillsborough Stadium	39,732	Sheffield	England	Sheffield Wednesday F.C.	Association football
19	Goodison Park	39,572	Liverpool	England	Everton F.C.	Association football
20	Elland Road	37,608^[15]	Leeds	England	Leeds United F.C.	Association football, rugby league
21	Riverside Stadium	34,742	Middlesbrough	England	Middlesbrough F.C.	Association football
22	Pride Park Stadium	33,597	Derby	England	Derby County F.C.	Association football
23	Cardiff City Stadium	33,280	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff City F.C., Wales national football team	Association football
24	Bramall Lane	32,702	Sheffield	England	Sheffield United F.C.	Association football
25	St Mary's Stadium	32,689	Southampton	England	Southampton F.C.	Association football
26	Coventry Building Society Arena	32,609	Coventry	England	Coventry City F.C.	Association football
27	King Power Stadium	32,500	Leicester	England	Leicester City F.C.	Association football
28	Molineux Stadium	32,050	Wolverhampton	England	Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.	Association football
29	Falmer Stadium	31,800	Brighton	England	Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.	Association football
30	Ewood Park	31,367	Blackburn	England	Blackburn Rovers F.C.	Association football
31	Lord's	31,100	London	England	Marylebone Cricket Club, Middlesex County Cricket Club	Cricket
32	City Ground	30,602	Nottingham	England	Nottingham Forest F.C.	Association football
33	Stadium MK	30,500	Milton Keynes	England	Milton Keynes Dons F.C.	Association football
34	Bet365 Stadium	30,183	Stoke-on-Trent	England	Stoke City F.C.	Association football
35	Portman Road	30,014^[16]	Ipswich	England	Ipswich Town F.C.	Association football\
36	St Andrew's	29,409	Birmingham	England	Birmingham City F.C.	Association football
37	Toughsheet Community Stadium	28,723	Bolton	England	Bolton Wanderers F.C.	Association football, rugby league
38	The Oval	27,500	London	England	Surrey County Cricket Club	Cricket
39	Carrow Road	27,244	Norwich	England	Norwich City F.C.	Association football
40	The Valley	27,111	London	England	Charlton Athletic F.C.	Association football
41	Ashton Gate	27,000	Bristol	England	Bristol City F.C., Bristol Rugby	Association football, rugby union
42	The Hawthorns	26,688^[17]	West Bromwich	England	West Bromwich Albion F.C.	Association football
43	Selhurst Park	26,309	London	England	Crystal Palace F.C.	Association football
44	Odsal Stadium	26,019^[18]	Bradford	England	YorStox Bradford Bulls	Rugby league, Stock Car Racing
45	Old Trafford Cricket Ground	26,000	Trafford	England	Lancashire County Cricket Club	Cricket
46	Welford Road Stadium	25,849	Leicester	England	Leicester Tigers	Rugby union
47	Craven Cottage	29,600	London	England	Fulham F.C.	Association football
48	MKM Stadium	25,586^[19]	Kingston upon Hull	England	Hull City A.F.C., Hull F.C.	Association football, rugby
49	Brick Community Stadium	25,138	Wigan	England	Wigan Warriors, Wigan Athletic F.C.	Rugby league, association football
50	Valley Parade	25,136	Bradford	England	Bradford City A.F.C.	Association football
51	The Darlington Arena	25,000	Darlington	England	Darlington F.C., Darlington Mowden Park R.F.C.	Association football, Rugby union
52	Edgbaston Cricket Ground	25,000	Birmingham	England	Warwickshire County Cricket Club	Cricket
53	Healy Park	25,000	Omagh	Northern Ireland	Omagh St. Enda's, Tyrone GAA	Gaelic football, hurling, camogie
54	Kirklees Stadium	24,500	Huddersfield	England	Huddersfield Town F.C., Huddersfield Giants	Association football, rugby league
55	Madejski Stadium	24,161	Reading	England	Reading F.C.	Association football
56	Deepdale	23,408	Preston	England	Preston North End F.C.	Association football
57	Oakwell	23,009	Barnsley	England	Barnsley F.C.	Association football
58	Turf Moor	22,546	Burnley	England	Burnley F.C.	Association football
59	Vicarage Road	21,977	Watford	England	Watford F.C.	Association football
60	Headingley Rugby Stadium	21,050^[20]	Leeds	England	Leeds Rhinos	Rugby league, rugby union
61	Swansea.com Stadium	20,991	Swansea	Wales	Swansea City F.C., Ospreys	Association football, rugby union
62	Fratton Park	20,899	Portsmouth	England	Portsmouth F.C.	Association football
63	Pittodrie Stadium	20,866	Aberdeen	Scotland	Aberdeen F.C.	Association football
64	Easter Road	20,421^[21]	Edinburgh	Scotland	Hibernian F.C.	Association football
65	Meadow Lane	20,211	Nottingham	England	Notts County F.C.	Association football
66	The Den	20,146	London	England	Millwall F.C.	Association football
67	Brewster Park	20,000	Enniskillen	Northern Ireland	Fermanagh GAA	Gaelic football, hurling, camogie
68	Páirc Esler	20,000	Newry	Northern Ireland	Down GAA	Gaelic football, hurling, camogie
69	Tynecastle Park	19,852	Edinburgh	Scotland	Heart of Midlothian F.C.	Association football
70	Home Park	19,500	Plymouth	England	Plymouth Argyle F.C.	Association football
71	Vale Park	19,052	Stoke-on-Trent	England	Port Vale F.C.	Association football
72	Windsor Park	18,614	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland national football team, Linfield F.C.	Association football
73	Celtic Park	18,500	Derry	Northern Ireland	Derry GAA	Gaelic football, hurling, camogie
74	Headingley Cricket Ground	18,350	Leeds	England	Yorkshire County Cricket Club	Cricket
75	Loftus Road	18,200	London	England	Queens Park Rangers F.C.	Association football
76	Ravenhill Stadium	18,196	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Ulster Rugby	Rugby union
77	Athletic Grounds	18,000	Armagh	Northern Ireland	Armagh GAA	Gaelic football, hurling, camogie
78	Totally Wicked Stadium	18,000	St. Helens	England	St Helens R.F.C., St Helens Town F.C.	Rugby league
79	Rugby Park	15,003	Kilmarnock	Scotland	Kilmarnock F.C.	Association football
80	Trent Bridge	17,500	West Bridgford	England	Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club	Cricket
81	Brentford Community Stadium	17,250	London	England	Brentford FC, London Irish	Association football, Rugby union
82	Prenton Park	16,789	Birkenhead	England	Tranmere Rovers F.C.	Association football
83	Brunton Park	16,651	Carlisle	England	Carlisle United F.C.	Association football
84	Kingsholm Stadium	16,500	Gloucester	England	Gloucester Rugby	Rugby union
85	Bloomfield Road	16,220	Blackpool	England	Blackpool F.C.	Association football
86	County Cricket Ground	16,000	Bristol	England	Gloucestershire County Cricket Club	Cricket
87	County Ground	15,728	Swindon	England	Swindon Town F.C.	Association football
88	Sophia Gardens	15,643	Cardiff	Wales	Glamorgan County Cricket Club	Cricket
89	Sandy Park	15,600	Exeter	England	Exeter Chiefs	Rugby union
90	Crystal Palace National Sports Centre	15,500	London	England	London Grand Prix, London Olympians	Athletics, American football
91	Racecourse Ground	15,500	Wrexham	Wales	Wrexham A.F.C., North Wales Crusaders	Association football, rugby league
92	London Road Stadium	13,511	Peterborough	England	Peterborough United F.C.	Association football
93	Franklin's Gardens	15,249	Northampton	England	Northampton Saints	Rugby union
94	Eco-Power Stadium	15,231	Doncaster	England	Doncaster Rovers F.C., Doncaster	Association football, rugby league
95	Halliwell Jones Stadium	15,200	Warrington	England	Warrington Wolves	Rugby league
96	Rose Bowl	15,000	West End	England	Hampshire County Cricket Club	Cricket
97	Centre Court	15,000	London	England	The Championships, Wimbledon	Tennis
98	Riverside Ground	15,000	Chester-le-Street	England	Durham County Cricket Club	Cricket
99	St Lawrence Ground	15,000	Canterbury	England	Kent County Cricket Club, Kent Spitfires	Cricket
100	The Oval	15,000	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Glentoran F.C.	Association football
101	Parc y Scarlets	14,870	Llanelli	Wales	Scarlets, Llanelli RFC, Llanelli A.F.C.*	Rugby union, association football
102	Twickenham Stoop	14,816	London	England	Harlequin F.C., London Broncos	Rugby union
103	Recreation Ground	14,500	Bath	England	Bath Rugby	Rugby union
104	Tannadice Park	14,223	Dundee	Scotland	Dundee United F.C.	Association football
105	The Shay	14,061^[22]	Halifax	England	F.C. Halifax Town, Halifax	Association football, rugby league
106	Fir Park	13,677	Motherwell	Scotland	Motherwell F.C.	Association football
107	Boundary Park	13,500	Oldham	England	Oldham Athletic A.F.C.	Association football
108	DCBL Stadium	13,350	Widnes	England	Widnes Vikings	Rugby league
109	Alexander Stadium	12,700	Birmingham	England	Birchfield Harriers, British Athletics	2022 Commonwealth Games, Athletics
110	Cardiff Arms Park	12,500	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff RFC	Rugby union
111	Kassam Stadium	12,500	Oxford	England	Oxford United F.C.	Association football, rugby union
112	Roots Hall	12,392	Southend-on-Sea	England	Southend United F.C.	Association football
113	Craven Park	12,225	Kingston upon Hull	England	Hull Kingston Rovers	Rugby league
114	Sixways Stadium	12,024	Worcester	England	Worcester Warriors	Rugby union
115	New York Stadium	12,021	Rotherham	England	Rotherham United F.C.	Association football
116	Belle Vue	12,000	Wakefield	England	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Rugby league
117	Brewery Field	12,000	Bridgend	Wales	Bridgend Ravens, Bridgend Town F.C.	Rugby union, association football
118	Grace Road	12,000	Leicester	England	Leicestershire County Cricket Club	Cricket
119	Salford City Stadium	12,000	Salford	England	Salford City Reds, Sale Sharks	Rugby league, rugby union
120	Gateshead International Stadium	11,800	Gateshead	England	Gateshead F.C., Gateshead Senators	Athletics, association football, rugby league, American football
121	Dens Park	11,775	Dundee	Scotland	Dundee F.C.	Association football
122	The Jungle	11,750	Castleford	England	Castleford Tigers	Rugby league
123	Rodney Parade	11,676	Newport	Wales	Newport RFC, Dragons Newport County FC	Rugby union, association football
124	Gigg Lane	11,669	Bury	England	Bury F.C.	Association football
125	Cappielow	11,589	Greenock	Scotland	Greenock Morton F.C.	Association football
126	Priestfield Stadium	11,582	Gillingham	England	Gillingham F.C.	Association football
127	Kenilworth Road	11,500	Luton	England	Luton Town F.C.	Association football
128	North Marine Road	11,500	Scarborough	England	Scarborough Cricket Club, Yorkshire County Cricket Club*	Cricket
129	East End Park	11,480	Dunfermline	Scotland	Dunfermline Athletic F.C.	Association football
130	No. 1 Court	11,429	London	England	The Championships, Wimbledon	Tennis
131	Dean Court	11,329	Bournemouth	England	A.F.C. Bournemouth	Association football
132	Bescot Stadium	11,300	Walsall	England	Walsall F.C.	Association football
133	Leigh Sports Village	11,000^[23]	Leigh	England	Leigh Centurions	Rugby league
134	Edgeley Park	10,852	Stockport	England	Stockport County F.C.	Association football
135	McDiarmid Park	10,696	Perth	Scotland	St Johnstone F.C.	Association football
136	Cwmbran Stadium	10,500	Cwmbran	Wales	Cwmbran Town A.F.C.	Athletics, association football
137	SMH Group Stadium	10,379	Chesterfield	England	Chesterfield F.C.	Association football
138	Sincil Bank	10,307	Lincoln	England	Lincoln City F.C.	Association football
139	Spotland Stadium	10,249	Rochdale	England	Rochdale A.F.C., Rochdale Hornets	Association football, rugby league
140	Kingston Park	10,200	Newcastle upon Tyne	England	Newcastle Falcons, Newcastle Thunder, Newcastle United W.F.C.	Rugby union, rugby league, Association football
141	Somerset Park	10,185	Ayr	Scotland	Ayr United F.C.	Association football
142	Alexandra Stadium	10,153	Crewe	England	Crewe Alexandra F.C.	Association football
143	Firhill Stadium	10,102	Glasgow	Scotland	Partick Thistle F.C.	Association football
144	Excelsior Stadium	10,101	Airdrie	Scotland	Airdrieonians F.C.	Association football
145	Adams Park	10,000	High Wycombe	England	Wycombe Wanderers F.C.,	Association football
146	Barnet Copthall	10,000	London	England	Saracens F.C., Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers	Rugby union, athletics
147	County Cricket Ground	10,000	Beckenham, Greater London	England	Kent County Cricket Club*	Cricket
148	Derwent Park	10,000	Workington	England	Workington Town, Workington Comets	Rugby league, speedway
149	Field Mill	10,000	Mansfield	England	Mansfield Town F.C.	Association football
150	Colchester Community Stadium	10,000	Colchester	England	Colchester United F.C.	Association football
151	Penydarren Park	10,000	Merthyr Tydfil	Wales	Merthyr Town	Association football
152	New Meadow	9,875	Shrewsbury	England	Shrewsbury Town F.C.	Association football
153	Memorial Stadium	9,832	Bristol	England	Bristol Rovers F.C.	Association football
154	Scotstoun Stadium	9,708	Glasgow	Scotland	Glasgow Warriors	Rugby union, athletics
155	Huish Park	9,665	Yeovil	England	Yeovil Town F.C.	Association football
156	Abbey Stadium	9,617	Cambridge	England	Cambridge United F.C.	Association football
157	Blundell Park	9,546	Cleethorpes	England	Grimsby Town F.C.	Association football
158	County Cricket Ground	9,500	Derby	England	Derbyshire County Cricket Club	Cricket
159	New Plough Lane	9,300^[24]	London	England	A.F.C. Wimbledon	Association football
160	Brisbane Road	9,271	London	England	Leyton Orient F.C.	Association football
161	Glanford Park	9,088	Scunthorpe	England	Scunthorpe United F.C.	Association football
162	Stark's Park	8,867	Kirkcaldy	Scotland	Raith Rovers F.C.	Association football
163	Withdean Stadium	8,850	Brighton	England	AFC Varndeanians Brighton & Hove Athletics Club	Association football, athletics
164	St James Park	8,830	Exeter	England	Exeter City F.C.	Association football
165	Pontypool Park	8,800	Pontypool	Wales	Pontypool RFC	Rugby union
166	Twerton Park	8,800	Bath	England	Bath City F.C.	Association football
167	Almondvale Stadium	8,716	Livingston	Scotland	Livingston F.C.	Association football
168	Palmerston Park	8,690	Dumfries	Scotland	Queen of the South F.C.	Association football
169	The Racecourse	8,500	Durham	England	Durham University CCE	Cricket
170	York Community Stadium	8,500^[25]	York	England	York City F.C., York Knights	Association football, Rugby League
171	Broadwood Stadium	8,086	Cumbernauld	Scotland	Broomhill F.C. (Scotland)	Association football
172	St Mirren Park	7,937	Paisley	Scotland	St Mirren F.C.	Association football
173	Ballymena Showgrounds	8,000	Ballymena	Northern Ireland	Ballymena United F.C.	Association football
174	Eugene Cross Park	8,000	Ebbw Vale	Wales	Ebbw Vale RFC, Ebbw Vale Cricket Club	Rugby union, cricket
175	New Grosvenor Stadium	8,000	Lisburn	Northern Ireland	Lisburn Distillery F.C.	Association football
176	Falkirk Stadium	7,937	Falkirk	Scotland	Falkirk F.C.	Association football
177	Sardis Road	7,861	Pontypridd	Wales	Pontypridd RFC	Rugby union
178	Cougar Park	7,800	Keighley	England	Steeton A.F.C., Keighley Cougars	Association football, rugby league
179	Edinburgh Rugby Stadium	7,800	Edinburgh	Scotland	Edinburgh Rugby	Rugby union
180	Brandywell Stadium	7,700	Derry	Northern Ireland	Derry City F.C.	Association football
181	Victoria Park	7,691	Hartlepool	England	Hartlepool United F.C.	Association football
182	Sixfields Stadium	7,653	Northampton	England	Northampton Town F.C.	Association football
183	Caledonian Stadium	7,512	Inverness	Scotland	Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C.	Association football
184	Craven Park	7,500	Barrow-in-Furness	England	Barrow Raiders	Rugby league
185	Recreation Ground	7,500	Whitehaven	England	Whitehaven	Rugby league
186	South Kesteven Sports Stadium	7,500	Grantham	England	Grantham Town F.C.	Association football
187	Mount Pleasant	7,300	Batley	England	Batley Bulldogs	Rugby league
188	Recreation Ground	7,100	Aldershot	England	Aldershot Town F.C.	Association football
189	Whaddon Road	7,066	Cheltenham	England	Cheltenham Town F.C.	Association football
190	Queen's Park	7,000	Chesterfield	England	Chesterfield CC, Derbyshire County Cricket Club*	Cricket
191	Cherrywood Road	7,000	Farnborough	England	Farnborough F.C.	Association football
192	Academy Stadium	7,000	Manchester	England	Manchester City W.F.C.	Association football
193	Pirelli Stadium	6,912	Burton upon Trent	England	Burton Albion F.C.	Association football
194	Queen's Club Centre Court	6,858^[26]	London	England	Queen's Club Championships	Tennis
195	Post Office Road	6,816	Featherstone	England	Featherstone Rovers	Rugby league
196	Station Park	6,777	Forfar	Scotland	Forfar Athletic F.C.	Association football
197	Broadhall Way	6,722	Stevenage	England	Stevenage F.C.	Association football
198	National Speedway Stadium	6,700	Manchester	England	Belle Vue Aces	speedway, American football
199	York Street	6,643	Boston	England	Boston United F.C.	Association football
200	Bob Lucas Stadium	6,600	Weymouth	England	Weymouth F.C.	Association football
201	Gayfield Park	6,600	Arbroath	Scotland	Arbroath F.C.	Association football
202	Victoria Park	6,541	Dingwall	Scotland	Ross County F.C.	Association football
203	Hertinfordbury Park	6,500	Hertford	England	Hertford Town F.C.	Association football
204	Bower Fold	6,500	Stalybridge	England	Stalybridge Celtic, Oldham R.L.F.C.	Association football, rugby league
205	County Cricket Ground	6,500	Northampton	England	Northamptonshire County Cricket Club	Cricket
206	County Ground	6,500	Taunton	England	Somerset County Cricket Club, England women's cricket team	Cricket
207	Crabble Athletic Ground	6,500	River	England	Dover Athletic F.C.	Association football
208	Manchester Regional Arena	6,500	Manchester	England	Manchester City L.F.C.	Athletics, association football
209	Seaview	6,500	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Crusaders F.C.	Association football
210	The Showgrounds	6,500	Coleraine	Northern Ireland	Coleraine F.C., Newry City F.C.	Association football
211	Globe Arena	6,476	Morecambe	England	Morecambe F.C.	Association football
212	The Hive Stadium	6,418^[27]	London	England	Barnet F.C.	Association football
213	Moss Rose	6,355	Macclesfield	England	Macclesfield Town F.C.	Association football
214	New Bucks Head	6,300	Telford	England	A.F.C. Telford United	Association football
215	Aggborough	6,238	Kidderminster	England	Kidderminster Harriers F.C.	Association football
216	Broadfield Stadium	6,134	Crawley	England	Crawley Town F.C.	Association football
217	Plainmoor	6,104	Torquay	England	Torquay United F.C.	Association football
218	Moss Lane	6,085	Altrincham	England	Altrincham F.C.	Association football
219	Victoria Road	6,078	London	England	Dagenham & Redbridge F.C.	Association football
220	Kingfield Stadium	6,036	Woking	England	Woking F.C.	Association football
221	New Douglas Park	6,018	Hamilton	Scotland	Hamilton Academical F.C.	Association football
222	Haig Avenue	6,008	Southport	England	Southport F.C.	Association football
223	County Cricket Ground	6,000	Chelmsford	England	Essex County Cricket Club*	Cricket
224	Inver Park	6,000	Larne	Northern Ireland	Larne F.C.	Association football
225	Jenner Park Stadium	6,000	Barry	Wales	Barry Town F.C.	Association football, athletics
226	Solitude	6,000	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Cliftonville F.C.	Association football
227	Taylor's Avenue	6,000	Carrickfergus	Northern Ireland	Carrick Rangers F.C.	Association football
228	The Camrose	6,000	Basingstoke	England	Basingstoke Town F.C.	Association football
229	The Gnoll	6,000	Neath	Wales	Neath F.C., Neath RFC, South Wales Scorpions	Association football, rugby union, rugby league
230	Victoria Road	6,000	Port Talbot	Wales	Port Talbot Town F.C.	Association football
231	Footes Lane	6,000	Guernsey	Guernsey	Guernsey F.C.	Association football
232	Butlin Road	6,000	Rugby	England		Association football
233	Old Deer Park	5,850	London	England	London Welsh RFC	Rugby union
234	The Walks Stadium	5,733	King's Lynn	England	King's Lynn Town F.C.	Association football
235	The Runnymede Stadium	5,565	Egham	England	Egham Town F.C.	Association football
236	Park Avenue	5,500	Aberystwyth	Wales	Aberystwyth Town F.C.	Association football
237	Poole Stadium	5,500^[28]	Poole	England	Poole Pirates	speedway, greyhound racing
238	Dixon Park	5,333	Ballyclare	Northern Ireland	Ballyclare Comrades F.C., Ards F.C.	Association football
239	Deva Stadium	5,328	Chester	England	Chester	Association football
240	Edgar Street	5,227	Hereford	England	Hereford F.C.	Association football
241	Ten Acres	5,192	Eastleigh	England	Eastleigh F.C.	Association football
242	The New Lawn	5,147	Nailsworth	England	Forest Green Rovers F.C.	Association football
243	Crown Flatt	5,100	Dewsbury	England	Dewsbury Rams	Rugby league
244	Crown Ground	5,057	Accrington	England	Accrington Stanley F.C.	Association football
245	Victoria Stadium	5,046	Northwich	England		Association football
246	Gander Green Lane	5,013	London	England	Sutton United F.C.	Association football
247	Stonebridge Road	5,011	Northfleet	England	Ebbsfleet United F.C.	Association football
248	Avenue Stadium	5,009	Dorchester	England	Dorchester Town F.C.	Association football
249	Hughenden Stadium	5,000^[29]	Glasgow	Scotland	Hillhead Jordanhill RFC	Rugby union
250	Talbot Athletic Ground	5,000	Port Talbot	Wales	Aberavon RFC	Rugby union
251	The Grange	5,000	Edinburgh	Scotland	Scotland national cricket team	Cricket
252	The Valley	5,000	Redditch	England	Redditch United F.C.	Association football
253	The Meadow	5,000	Chesham	England	Chesham United F.C., Aylesbury United F.C.	Association football
254	Raymond McEnhill Stadium	5,000	Salisbury	England	Salisbury City F.C.	Association football
255	Latham Park	5,000	Newtown	Wales	Newtown A.F.C.	Association football
256	Mourneview Park	5,000	Lurgan	Northern Ireland	Glenavon F.C.	Association football
257	Skegoneill Avenue	5,000	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Brantwood F.C.	Association football
258	Stormont	5,000	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Civil Service North of Ireland Cricket Club	Cricket
259	Victoria Park	5,000	Buckie	Scotland	Buckie Thistle F.C.	Association football

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[1] The stadium has 91 seats with no obstructed views. Retrieved January 28th, 2016.

[2] RFU: Twickenham Stadium Archived 2014-01-08 at the Wayback Machine Welcome to Twickenham Stadium, the home of English rugby. Seating an impressive 82,000 spectators, Twickenham is the largest dedicated rugby union venue in the world.. Retrieved January 2, 2010.

[3] "Premier League teams ranked by stadium capacity in the 2020/21 season". Statista. Retrieved 24 February 2022.

[4] "Principality Stadium: Disabled spaces increased by 30%". BBC News. 14 February 2019. Retrieved 3 November 2021.

[5] "Scotland hit historic ticket double for BT Murrayfield". Scottish Rugby. 27 February 2017. Retrieved 12 March 2017.

[capacity-6] "Local | New Stadium".

[7] "West Ham United granted permission for London Stadium capacity increase | West Ham United". whufc.com. Retrieved 2021-10-27.

[8] "Premier League Handbook 2020/21" (PDF). Premier League. p. 24. Archived (PDF) from the original on 12 April 2021. Retrieved 12 April 2021.

[9] "Emirates Stadium". Premier League. 11 August 2017. Retrieved 4 November 2017.

[10] "Celtic Football Club". Scottish Professional Football League. Retrieved 2 October 2016.

[11] "Capacity of stadiums in the Premier League in 2023/24". Statista. Retrieved 13 November 2023.

[12] "Queens Park Football Club". Scottish Professional Football League. Retrieved 2 October 2016.

[13] "Rangers Football Club". Scottish Professional Football League. Retrieved 2 October 2016.

[14] "SUNDERLAND STADIUM OF LIGHT- RENEWAL OF SAFETY CERTIFICATE FOR SEASON 2021/2022". Sunderland City Council. 2 August 2021. Retrieved 1 December 2023.

[CLUB_-_Leeds_United-15] "CLUB - Leeds United". Leeds United.

[16] "Visit Us" . Retrieved 21 September 2022.

[General_Information-17] "General Information". West Bromwich Albion F.C. Retrieved 21 February 2018.

[18] "Odsal Stadium". Worldstadia. Retrieved 5 July 2021.

[19] "MKM Stadium". Hull City A.F.C. Retrieved 29 April 2023.

[20] "Headingley Carnegie Stadium - The Club - Leeds Rhinos - Official Site : Stadium - Stadium History - Facts & Figures - Stadium Plan" . Retrieved 25 December 2014.

[21] Hardie, David (10 August 2010). "Hibs' East Stand to be open for season opener". Edinburgh Evening News . Retrieved 10 August 2010.

[22] "Halifax Town | Club | Guide to Shay | the Shay Stadium". Archived from the original on 2010-03-28. Retrieved 2010-09-05.

[23] "Leigh Sports Village: The Stadium". Leigh Sports Village . Retrieved 18 February 2013.

[24] "We Are Wimbledon". wearewimbledon.com. Retrieved 2020-12-10.

[25] "LNER Community Stadium". Better.org.uk. Retrieved 27 April 2021.

[26] "Hawk-Eye set for Queen's debut". bbc.co.uk . 5 March 2007. Retrieved 6 September 2012.

[27] "Stadium". Barnet Football Club.

[28] Phil Chard. "Stands ruled out due to cost". Bournemouth Echo. Retrieved 25 December 2014.

[29] "Venues / Saracens". Archived from the original on 2010-12-26. Retrieved 2010-09-05.

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