Stadium Reviews

Burnley has occupied its ground since 1883 and holds the record for the longest period in one place in England

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

Many would argue that the journey ends when one arrives at a warm and sunny Wembley in northwest London.

The CBS Arena is a complex that has every bit of something for the sports traveler in Coventry.

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.

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.

Norwich City Football Club is a welcome break. You can experience the real football atmosphere created by passionate Canaries fans.

St Andrews, home of Championship League club Birmingham City, has had a tumultuous existence

Barnsley FC was established back in 1887, making it one of the older clubs in English professional football.

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.

The Mazuma Stadium is the home of Morecambe FC, located in a seaside town in Lancashire, England.

The site of Hillsborough is now more than a soccer venue due to the events of April 1989.

The New York Stadium is the home of Rotherham United Football Club.

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

John Smith Stadium is a modern, comfortable stadium that is inexpensive, and features a good range of concession items.

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

The Hawthorns has been the home of West Bromwich Albion football club since 1900. It has a capacity of 27,000.

Visiting the Stadium of Light is something you should do. It’s a program ground, which at times can be very full of atmosphere.