Stadium Reviews

Since first fielding a football team in 1920 the Majors have accumulated a record of 380-356-14 (.516).

The whole setup here is quite impressive for this level of college football, and stands out compared to most college stadiums in the south.

All the elements of a typical college game day experience can be found here, including the cheerleading squad and the original live mascot.

Loftus Road is an 18,439-seat stadium that has been home to the Queens Park Ranger since 1917.

Columbia football’s home field is special - nestled on the northern tip of Manhattan, it boasts a wonderful view of the Hudson River.

Greensboro Coliseum provides a great atmosphere for arena football, with lots of entertainment and giveaways for fans.

Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena is one of the nicer facilities in arena football, and is home to the Jacksonville Sharks.

I would encourage you to check out Investors Group Field – you won’t be disappointed.

The new building is the most modern football field in Canada, and can reasonably be thought of as one of the best places to see a CFL game.

The Brick Field at Commonwealth Stadium delivers as a great place to take in a football game.

While BC Place may no longer be the jewel of the CFL, it could still offer a fun time if you are in the area.

Deepdale is one of England’s oldest grounds. It is home to Preston North End, one of the founding members of the EFL Championship

Bramall Lane is arguably the most historic stadium in the sports world nowadays.

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

Hibs have played at their home on Albion Road since 1893, with a full refurbishment completed in 2010.

The Orange Bowl Game is the second-longest running college football bowl game, and the history of the game runs deep in sports.

A Melbourne City A-League game at AAMI Park is an outstanding fan experience.

Despite over three decades of plans and suggestions of a new stadium, Luton Town are still playing football at their spiritual home of Ken

Forty minutes commute from Dublin is the coastal town of Bray and the Carlisle Grounds, home of Bray Wanderers FC.

Boasting some of the best facilities in the League of Ireland, Cork City FC also play to one of the biggest average attendances.