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Women’s Super League Stadiums 2026/27

Women’s Super League — Updated 11 Nov 2026

FixturesTableResultsPredictions

Tables:FormHome & AwayHalf-TimeSecond HalfBy GameweekPredictedLast Season

Stats:Goals & BTTSClean SheetsRecords & StreaksFixture DifficultyRun-InStadiums

The home grounds of this season's 14 Women’s Super League clubs, biggest first: a combined capacity of 287,206 seats. Old Trafford (Manchester United Women) is the largest.

#StadiumClubCapacityCityMap
1Old TraffordManchester74,197Manchester Map
2London StadiumLondon66,000London Map
3Tottenham Hotspur StadiumLondon60,463London Map
4American Express Community StadiumFalmer31,876Falmer Map
5Selhurst ParkLondon25,194London Map
6Manchester Regional ArenaManchester6,500Manchester Map
7Meadow ParkBorehamwood4,502Borehamwood Map
8Trevor Brown Memorial GroundSutton Coldfield4,500Sutton Coldfield Map
9Princes ParkDartford4,100Dartford Map
10Rossett ParkCrosby3,185Crosby Map
11Wheatsheaf ParkStaines3,009Staines Map
12West Lancashire College StadiumSkelmersdale2,500Skelmersdale Map
13The OakwoodCrayford1,180Crayford Map
14The DCS StadiumStratford-upon-Avon–Stratford-upon-Avon 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.