Ipswich Town — Portman Road
Ipswich · 30K · since 1884
52.0548, 1.1448
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Map of Premier League Stadiums
Every Premier League ground plotted on an interactive map — capacities, locations, and historical notes.
East
1 locationLondon
7 locationsArsenal — Emirates Stadium
London · 60K · since 2006
51.5549, -0.1084
Chelsea — Stamford Bridge
London · 40K · since 1877
51.4817, -0.1908
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
London · 62K · newest PL ground
51.6043, -0.0664
West Ham — London Stadium
London · 62K · former 2012 Olympic stadium
51.5386, -0.0166
Crystal Palace — Selhurst Park
South London · 25K · since 1924
51.3983, -0.0856
Fulham — Craven Cottage
West London · on the Thames · oldest in PL
51.4750, -0.2217
Brentford — Gtech Community Stadium
West London · 17K · since 2020
51.4906, -0.2884
Midlands
4 locationsAston Villa — Villa Park
Birmingham · 42K · since 1897
52.5092, -1.8847
Wolverhampton Wanderers — Molineux
Wolverhampton · 31K
52.5903, -2.1303
Nottingham Forest — City Ground
Nottingham · 30K · 2 European Cups
52.9400, -1.1325
Leicester City — King Power Stadium
Leicester · 32K · 2016 PL champions
52.6204, -1.1424
North East
1 locationNewcastle United — St James' Park
Newcastle · 52K · since 1892
54.9756, -1.6217
North West
4 locationsLiverpool — Anfield
Liverpool · 61K · You'll Never Walk Alone
Home of Liverpool FC. The Kop end is one of football's most famous stands; the pre-match 'You'll Never Walk Alone' is iconic.
53.4308, -2.9608
Everton — Goodison Park
Liverpool · 39K · since 1892
53.4388, -2.9663
Manchester United — Old Trafford
Manchester · 74K · 'Theatre of Dreams'
Largest club stadium in the UK. Home of Manchester United — 20 league titles, the most in English football.
53.4631, -2.2914
Manchester City — Etihad Stadium
Manchester · 53K · since 2003
53.4831, -2.2004
South
3 locationsBrighton & Hove Albion — Amex Stadium
Falmer · 31K
50.8616, -0.0833
Bournemouth — Vitality Stadium
Bournemouth · 11K · smallest PL stadium
50.7352, -1.8385
Southampton — St Mary's Stadium
Southampton · 32K
50.9058, -1.3911
All 20 Premier League grounds
The Premier League's 20 teams play across 16 English cities.
- London has 7 PL clubs in a single season — most of any city in any league
- Liverpool and Manchester have 2 clubs each (and famous derbies)
- Smallest ground: Bournemouth's Vitality Stadium at 11K
- Largest: Manchester United's Old Trafford at 74K
Iconic stadiums
A few PL grounds are bucket-list for any football fan.
- Anfield (Liverpool) — 'You'll Never Walk Alone'
- Old Trafford (Man United) — Theatre of Dreams
- Emirates (Arsenal) — gleaming North London
- Etihad (Man City) — recent dominance
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — newest, most-modern ground in the league
Plan a stadium tour
English football tourism is well-developed.
- London: Arsenal + Chelsea + Tottenham + West Ham + Fulham (one trip)
- Manchester derby: Old Trafford + Etihad (2-day visit)
- Merseyside derby: Anfield + Goodison Park
- Stadium tours are bookable separately from match tickets
Frequently asked questions
How many Premier League teams?
20 each season; 3 are relegated to the Championship and replaced by 3 promoted clubs.
Largest PL stadium?
Old Trafford (Manchester United) at 74,310 capacity.
Smallest PL stadium?
Bournemouth's Vitality Stadium at 11,307.
Most expensive PL ground?
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — about £1 billion to build (2019).
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