Championship stadiums

24 grounds in the 2026–27 season

The 24 Championship grounds for 2026–27 hold 657,982 seats between them. The largest is London Stadium (West Ham United, 62,500) and the smallest is Racecourse Ground (Wrexham, 10,771). The oldest is Racecourse Ground, in use since 1807.

By Leo Nagano · Last checked 21 October 2026

Map of Championship grounds

All Championship stadiums by capacity

Championship grounds 2026–27, largest first · click a column to sort

1	London Stadium	West Ham United	London	62,500	2012
2	Riverside Stadium	Middlesbrough	Middlesbrough	34,742	1995
3	Pride Park Stadium	Derby County	Derby	33,597	1997
4	Cardiff City Stadium	Cardiff City	Cardiff	33,280	2009
5	St Mary's Stadium	Southampton	Southampton	32,384	2001
6	Bramall Lane	Sheffield United	Sheffield	32,050	1855
7	Molineux	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Wolverhampton	31,750	1889
8	Ewood Park	Blackburn Rovers	Blackburn	31,367	1882
9	bet365 Stadium	Stoke City	Stoke-on-Trent	30,089	1997
10	St Andrew's	Birmingham City	Birmingham	29,409	1906
11	Toughsheet Community Stadium	Bolton Wanderers	Bolton	28,723	1997
12	Carrow Road	Norwich City	Norwich	27,359	1935
13	The Valley	Charlton Athletic	London	27,111	1919
14	The Hawthorns	West Bromwich Albion	West Bromwich	26,850	1900
15	Ashton Gate	Bristol City	Bristol	26,462	1887
16	Deepdale	Preston North End	Preston	23,408	1878
17	Vicarage Road	Watford	Watford	22,200	1922
18	Turf Moor	Burnley	Burnley	21,990	1883
19	Swansea.com Stadium	Swansea City	Swansea	21,088	2005
20	Fratton Park	Portsmouth	Portsmouth	20,867	1899
21	The Den	Millwall	London	20,146	1993
22	Loftus Road	Queens Park Rangers	London	18,439	1904
23	Sincil Bank	Lincoln City	Lincoln	11,400	1895
24	Racecourse Ground	Wrexham	Wrexham	10,771	1807