Premier League stadiums

20 grounds in the 2026–27 season

The 20 Premier League grounds for 2026–27 hold 826,830 seats between them. The largest is Old Trafford (Manchester United, 74,158) and the smallest is Vitality Stadium (AFC Bournemouth, 11,307). The oldest is Stamford Bridge, in use since 1877.

By Leo Nagano · Last checked 21 October 2026

Map of Premier League grounds

All Premier League stadiums by capacity

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

1	Old TraffordGuide	Manchester United	Manchester	74,158	1910
2	Tottenham Hotspur StadiumGuide	Tottenham Hotspur	London	62,850	2019
3	AnfieldGuide	Liverpool	Liverpool	61,276	1885
4	Etihad StadiumGuide	Manchester City	Manchester	61,038	2002
5	Emirates StadiumGuide	Arsenal	London	60,704	2006
6	Hill Dickinson StadiumGuide	Everton	Liverpool	52,769	2025
7	St James' ParkGuide	Newcastle United	Newcastle upon Tyne	52,729	1880
8	Stadium of LightGuide	Sunderland	Sunderland	48,095	1997
9	Villa ParkGuide	Aston Villa	Birmingham	42,640	1897
10	Stamford BridgeGuide	Chelsea	London	40,044	1877
11	Elland RoadGuide	Leeds United	Leeds	37,633	1897
12	Coventry Building Society ArenaGuide	Coventry City	Coventry	32,609	2005
13	American Express StadiumGuide	Brighton & Hove Albion	Brighton	32,176	2011
14	City GroundGuide	Nottingham Forest	Nottingham	31,212	1898
15	Portman RoadGuide	Ipswich Town	Ipswich	30,056	1884
16	Craven CottageGuide	Fulham	London	28,107	1896
17	Selhurst ParkGuide	Crystal Palace	London	25,194	1924
18	MKM StadiumGuide	Hull City	Hull	24,983	2002
19	Gtech Community StadiumGuide	Brentford	London	17,250	2020
20	Vitality StadiumGuide	AFC Bournemouth	Bournemouth	11,307	1910