Premier League Stadiums 2026/27

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The home grounds of this season's 20 Premier League clubs, biggest first: a combined capacity of 815,731 seats. Old Trafford (Manchester United) is the largest and Vitality Stadium (11,307) the smallest.

#	Stadium	Club	Capacity	City	Map
1	Old TraffordManchester	Manchester United	74,197	Manchester	Map
2	AnfieldLiverpool	Liverpool	61,276	Liverpool	Map
3	Emirates StadiumLondon	Arsenal	60,704	London	Map
4	Tottenham Hotspur StadiumLondon	Tottenham	60,463	London	Map
5	Etihad StadiumManchester	Manchester City	52,900	Manchester	Map
6	Hill Dickinson StadiumLiverpool	Everton	52,769	Liverpool	Map
7	St. James ParkNewcastle upon Tyne	Newcastle	52,264	Newcastle upon Tyne	Map
8	Stadium of LightSunderland	Sunderland	48,095	Sunderland	Map
9	Villa ParkBirmingham	Aston Villa	43,205	Birmingham	Map
10	Stamford BridgeLondon	Chelsea	40,044	London	Map
11	Elland RoadLeeds	Leeds United	37,645	Leeds	Map
12	Coventry Building Society ArenaCoventry	Coventry	32,753	Coventry	Map
13	American Express Community StadiumFalmer	Brighton	31,876	Falmer	Map
14	City GroundNottingham	Nottingham	30,404	Nottingham	Map
15	Portman Road StadiumIpswich	Ipswich	30,017	Ipswich	Map
16	Craven CottageLondon	Fulham	27,782	London	Map
17	MKM StadiumHull	Hull	25,586	Hull	Map
18	Selhurst ParkLondon	Crystal Palace	25,194	London	Map
19	Brentford Community StadiumLondon	Brentford	17,250	London	Map
20	Vitality StadiumBournemouth	Bournemouth	11,307	Bournemouth	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.