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League Two Stadiums 2026/27

League Two — Updated 11 Nov 2026

FixturesTableResultsPredictions

Tables:FormHome & AwayHalf-TimeSecond HalfBy GameweekPredictedLast Season

Stats:Goals & BTTSClean SheetsGoal TimesComebacksRecords & StreaksFixture DifficultyRun-InStadiums

The home grounds of this season's 24 League Two clubs, biggest first: a combined capacity of 234,955 seats. Vale Park (Port Vale) is the largest and Moor Lane (1,400) the smallest.

#StadiumClubCapacityCityMap
1Vale ParkStoke19,052Stoke Map
2Prenton ParkBirkenhead16,567Birkenhead Map
3County GroundSwindon15,728Swindon Map
4Boundary ParkOldham13,512Oldham Map
5Memorial StadiumBristol12,100Bristol Map
6AESSEAL New York StadiumRotherham12,021Rotherham Map
7MEMS Priestfield StadiumGillingham11,582Gillingham Map
8Banks's StadiumWalsall11,300Walsall Map
9Proact StadiumChesterfield10,504Chesterfield Map
10SpotlandRochdale10,249Rochdale Map
11Alexandra StadiumCrewe10,153Crewe Map
12JobServe Community StadiumColchester10,105Colchester Map
13New MeadowShrewsbury9,875Shrewsbury Map
14Blundell ParkGrimsby8,933Grimsby Map
15St James ParkExeter8,830Exeter Map
16York`s LNER Community StadiumYork8,005York Map
17Rodney ParadeNewport7,850Newport Map
18Sixfields StadiumNorthampton7,798Northampton Map
19Jonny-Rocks StadiumCheltenham7,066Cheltenham Map
20Broadfield StadiumCrawley6,134Crawley Map
21The Hive StadiumLondon5,634London Map
22Highbury StadiumFleetwood5,500Fleetwood Map
23The Crown GroundAccrington5,057Accrington Map
24Moor LaneSalford1,400Salford Map

Ground = where each club has played most of its home league matches this season (before its first home game: where it is scheduled to play). Capacities from Sportradar; clubs sharing a ground appear once each.