Top 10 Football Stadiums in the UK 2026

The Theatre of Dreams. Manchester United's legendary 74,000-capacity ground is steeped in history from the Busby Babes to the Treble-winning class of 1999.

The home of Liverpool FC, where You'll Never Walk Alone echoes before every match. The recently expanded Anfield Road End makes it more imposing than ever.

The most technologically advanced stadium in the UK. The retractable pitch, microbrewery, and single-tier south stand set a new benchmark for modern football grounds.

The largest football stadium in Scotland, with 60,000 seats of pure atmosphere. European nights under the Celtic Park lights are among the most electrifying in football.

Arsenal's 60,000-seat home in Holloway has become a genuine fortress since the club's resurgence. The architecture is sleek and the atmosphere has never been better.

Manchester City's gleaming 53,000-seat home in Eastlands. The stadium's ongoing expansion reflects the club's extraordinary rise over the past decade.

Rangers' 50,000-capacity home on the banks of the River Clyde. The Bill Struth Main Stand is a listed building and the atmosphere on Old Firm days is unmatched.

Newcastle United's towering city-centre ground dominates the Tyneside skyline. The Gallowgate End in full voice is one of the great sights in English football.

Cardiff's retractable-roof marvel hosts Welsh rugby and football internationals. When the roof closes for a night match, the noise inside is extraordinary.

The Theatre of Dreams. Manchester United's legendary 74,000-capacity ground is steeped in history from the Busby Babes to the Treble-winning class of 1999.

The home of Liverpool FC, where You'll Never Walk Alone echoes before every match. The recently expanded Anfield Road End makes it more imposing than ever.

The most technologically advanced stadium in the UK. The retractable pitch, microbrewery, and single-tier south stand set a new benchmark for modern football grounds.

The largest football stadium in Scotland, with 60,000 seats of pure atmosphere. European nights under the Celtic Park lights are among the most electrifying in football.

Arsenal's 60,000-seat home in Holloway has become a genuine fortress since the club's resurgence. The architecture is sleek and the atmosphere has never been better.

Manchester City's gleaming 53,000-seat home in Eastlands. The stadium's ongoing expansion reflects the club's extraordinary rise over the past decade.

Rangers' 50,000-capacity home on the banks of the River Clyde. The Bill Struth Main Stand is a listed building and the atmosphere on Old Firm days is unmatched.

Newcastle United's towering city-centre ground dominates the Tyneside skyline. The Gallowgate End in full voice is one of the great sights in English football.

Cardiff's retractable-roof marvel hosts Welsh rugby and football internationals. When the roof closes for a night match, the noise inside is extraordinary.