Stadium Reviews

Craven Cottage is one of the more historic grounds in English football and rich with history.

Manchester United Takeover Delays Equal Old Trafford Uncertainty

For the third time, Stadium Journey presents its rankings of the stadium experience for the 20 clubs in the Premier League.

St Mary’s Stadium is a four-star-rated UEFA stadium that has already created memories of its own.

Brentford’s first season in their new stadium was mostly played behind closed doors due to the Covid 19 pandemic.

Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 4.29 Etihad Stadium Rowsley St Manchester, England M11 3FF United Kingdom Manchester City FC website...

Goodison Park, home to Everton F.C, has hosted more top flight English football games than any other club.

Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 3.71 Vitality Stadium King’s Park Dr Bournemouth BH7 7AF, UK AFC Bournemouth website Vitality Stadium...

Old Trafford is still one of the iconic English grounds to visit and is a must-see venue in itself.

The Spurs finally opened their brand new stadium after many months of delay, but appears that the wait has been well worth it.

Emirates Soccer or Football Stadium is a very modern and up-to-date stadium, giving seats to 60,704 spectators.

Elland Road is home to one of the most famous clubs in England, Leeds United.

London Stadium is the new home of Premier League club West Ham United. After 112 years the club moved away from their old ground Upton Park.

Walking under the iron gates where the words, “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” is an inspiring experience to all visitors to Anfield.

Stamford Bridge was initially built in 1877, long before Chelsea FC came into existence.

Villa Park is the home of English football club Aston Villa, one of the twelve founders of the English Premier League.

The King Power Stadium is home to Premier League Champions Leicester City Football Club.

The American Express Community Stadium, known primarily as “the Amex” or “Falmer Stadium” is the home of Brighton & Hove Albion.

Soaking in tradition, history and success, Nottingham Forest are one of the sleeping giants of English football.

St James’ Park first became home to Newcastle United in 1892 after two local clubs decided to merge thus becoming “united.”