I am fascinated with how long some of these stadiums have been in use, obviously they have been upgraded, added on and improved but still have a long history. Has a charm a modern stadium just cant have
Completely agree my friend I'm a Sheffield Wednesday fan and know the majority of us would only ever want Hillsborough upgraded and improved rather than move to a modern bowl style home with no character or atmosphere like Leicester or Southampton and I don't know many Sheffield United supporters who would want our city rivals to ever leave Bramhall Lane either!
Maybe me but I think quite the opposite. I love when teams built new stadiums that look so good and modernize. They look bigger and look like a new future ahead.
0:06 KENILWORTH ROAD Luton Town 0:23 VITALITY STADIUM Bournemouth 0:41 GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM Brentford 1:00 TURF MOOR Burnley 1:19 CRAVEN COTTAGE Fulham 1:36 SELHURST PARK Crystal Palace 1:54 CITY GROUND Nottingham Forest 2:11 MOLINEUX STADIUM Wolves hamton 2:33 COMMUNITY STADIUM Brighton & Hove Albion 2:48 BRAMALL LANE Sheffield Utd 3:06 GUDISON PARK Everton 3:24 STAMFORD BRIDGE Chelsea 3:43 VILLA PARK Aston Villa 4:00 ST JAMES PARK Newcastle Utd 4:17 ETIHAD STADIUM Manchester City 4:36 EMIRATES STADIUM Arsenal 4:54 ANFIELD Liverpool 5:12 LONDON ATADIUM Westham Utd 5:30 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM Tottenham Hotspur 5:48 OLD TRAFFORD Manchester Utd
I've been to at least one match at all of these stadiums except Bournemouth,Brentford,the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium (went to the old White Hart Lane twice) and the Olympic Stadium that became West Ham's home (Upton Park was my most visited away ground as I went there 5 times). Tried to get tickets for the London Olympics when they were on but no joy.
They are so grand. I wish I can visit one of them once in my life. What I like most is the naming of those that's not end with "stadium". They sound so special and magical.
Anfield is my favourite premier league stadium because i support Liverpool. The best way to attend a match there for everyone will be hopefully when LFC women play matches there. Liverpool have the dumbest ticketing system. So, thank you for the video. i am only sharing my knowledge and thoughts from what i know. The best teams to buy premier league tickets from are the following: Manchester City - selected matches are in general sale in premier league - tickets are from £40😮 West Ham - around £45 in some matches in premier league Aston Villa - selected matches around £40 Lastly, Brighton and hove Albion sometimes have selected matches in general sale £35 it will be interesting to see if Luton town put premier league tickets on general sale and how often Brighton have tickets in general sale. The rest, unfortunately have membership schemes and it isn’t worth additional cost.
I've been going to Luton games since League 2, and it's been getting increasily harder to see games, only got to see 1 at the Kenny this season using my mates season ticket
@@RHKO yea, a smaller stadium so there will be fans who want to go Thanks for knowledge REMEMBER EVERYONE ONLY BUY FROM THE CLUB ITSELF AND NOT ELSEWHERE
@@hellreaper they’ll get all that back and a lot more, plus they have to make improvements to actually play at the stadium in the epl so they might as well increase cap while they’re at it
The last owners of Liverpool Hicks and Gillett said nothing could be added to Anfield when it was 45 thousand. It's 61 thousand now. Idiots who nearly put the club under too.
Two huge surprises to me for next years season. Luton Town... With it's barely 10,000+ seat "stadium". And the lack of ex-Premier League champs, Leicester City. Wow.
River Plate... the most popular club in the world, top 1 with an average of 85,000 spectators every game of the year, whether it's bad or good. top 1 in associates 367,000 members. and the largest fan movement in the world, 40,000 to Spain, and 25,000 to Japan. River is the club with the most titles in all of Argentina. the largest in America. Di Stefano left this club in 1945. and in 1940 the river machine was the best team on the planet for FIFA... the largest flag in the world was raised, more than 7,000 meters 8 kilometers long. the drunks of the plank the best fans in the world
Nice video 📹. Favourite ground Anfield because I support them and its a brilliant atmosphere. Favourite away stadium 🏟 is Tottenham new stadium looks nice. Iv been to Wembley and Crystal Palace stadium. Really enjoyed all. But Anfield and its supporters best in the land. Before Tottenham made there new ground. Villa Park is a excellent stadium 🏟 also
Premier League stadiums 2023-2024: 1. Kenilworth Road: Luton Town FC (Luton) 2. Vitality Stadium: AFC Bournemouth (Bournemouth) 3. Gtech Community Stadium: Brentford FC (Brentford) 4. Turf Moor: Burnley FC (Burnley) 5. Craven Cottage: Fulham FC (London) 6. Selhurst Park: Crystal Palace FC (London) 7. City Ground: Nottingham Forest FC (Nottingham) 8. Molineux Stadium: Wolverhampton Wanderers FC (Wolverhampton) 9. American Express Community Stadium: Brighton & Hove Albion FC (Brighton and Hove) 10. Bramall Lane: Sheffield United FC (Sheffield) 11. Goodison Park: Everton FC (Liverpool) 12. Stamford Bridge: Chelsea FC (London) 13. Villa Park: Aston Villa FC (Birmingham) 14. St. James' Park: Newcastle United FC (Newcastle) 15. Etihad Stadium: Manchester City FC (Manchester) 16. Emirates Stadium: Arsenal FC (London) 17. Anfield: Liverpool FC (Liverpool) 18. London Stadium: West Ham United FC (London) 19. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Tottenham Hotspur FC (London) 20. Old Trafford: Manchester United FC (Manchester)
First away ground I visited,way back in February 1983. I feel old thinking about how long ago that is now. It always was a fine old ground,and they did their best to keep as good a version of the Trinity Road frontage as they could probably afford when they modernised it.
@@blues05I still miss Highbury, tbh. Coming out the station a seeing that beautiful stadium out from behind houses like it came outta nowhere was a treat.
After a post-match pint and a detour round some of those nearby backroads trying to find my way one bright,sunny end-of-season day,I stopped up on top of one of the hills that surround the town and took in the panoramic view. In clear weather you can see a long way all around from up there. It was the classic northern vista with some of the mill chimneys still standing and the town nestled neatly within the rolling,rugged,hilly landscape.
I do too,though you almost need altitude training before accessing the away end. Newcastle's a great day (+ night) out,too,especially if the weather's good.
Its one drawback is not having a postage stamp's area of extra space to expand into,as it's completely hemmed in by some of the most expensive property in the land.
I am from Ukraine and look at these magnificent stadiums and envy you with white envy. You are great. Although I have been a fan of Manchester United since 1995 and would really like to visit Old Traford, the most sympathetic and authentic stadium is at Luton
О, здарова, братуха, тоже из Украины, особенно завидую тому, что у них даже маленькие стадионы забиваются на матчи АПЛ под завязку, а у нас у многих команд стадионы как картофельное поле, и зрителей раз-два и обчёлся. Даже на НСК Олимпийский ходит по 7 тысяч человек, как вижу это, так грусть конкретная навевает
And Spain has like 2 decent stadiums and that it. Wembley is a better stadium than all of them. To go on about spanish stadiums shows you know nothing. Barcelona is a club for an entire city. London has 15 league clubs along. Manchester has 2 epl clubs, so does Liverpool, Sheffield has 2 big clubs, so does Birmingham and that's how it is. If there was one Manchester fc they'd fill out 100,000 every match. Move away from real Madrid and barca and all the rest of the top spanish league clubs are nowhere even close to the English 2nd tier. You clearly dont much about football.
@@ianpodmore9666 Probably saw Everton play this season and downed tools waiting for the club to get relegated and collapse, poor buggers have to go back to work now.
Old Trafford looks impressive from a distance, but in reality its falling apart. in desperate need of renovations and moderinsations that the current owners dont want to pay for because they are considering selling the club leaving them stuck in limbo. its frankly embarrassing for one of the biggest clubs in the world.
I really like the new Tottenham and West Ham stadiums. They are probably the best at the moment but of course Old Trafford and Anfiels remain iconics. Craven Cottage is the football. Very hard choice.
What is your favourite Premier League stadium?
Anfield
The St James Park
Villa park
Luton town stadium.
OLD TRAFFORD
It will incredible when the best teams of England visit Kenilworth Road. I hope Luton will do a fantastic season, like Brentford theses years 🧡
Yes brother
Luton is so small and you can't even expand.
some kid in Luton: Mom, Haaland is in our backyard!
……..Folens peeing in the bushes!
Tell haaland to get his hairdryer ours broken coyh
Mom ? only if he is American 🇺🇸 or one of those Twats that use American English even though they were born in the UK
Lol
😅😅😅😅😅
I am fascinated with how long some of these stadiums have been in use, obviously they have been upgraded, added on and improved but still have a long history. Has a charm a modern stadium just cant have
Completely agree my friend I'm a Sheffield Wednesday fan and know the majority of us would only ever want Hillsborough upgraded and improved rather than move to a modern bowl style home with no character or atmosphere like Leicester or Southampton and I don't know many Sheffield United supporters who would want our city rivals to ever leave Bramhall Lane either!
@@ellivisionbytheartistandre6467 If we ever left the Lane and moved to some new bowl at Attercliffe or somewhere then that would be me done I reckon.
@@ellivisionbytheartistandre6467 absolutely
Maybe me but I think quite the opposite. I love when teams built new stadiums that look so good and modernize. They look bigger and look like a new future ahead.
Ikr. I still miss Highbury
0:06 KENILWORTH ROAD Luton Town
0:23 VITALITY STADIUM Bournemouth
0:41 GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM Brentford
1:00 TURF MOOR Burnley
1:19 CRAVEN COTTAGE Fulham
1:36 SELHURST PARK Crystal Palace
1:54 CITY GROUND Nottingham Forest
2:11 MOLINEUX STADIUM Wolves hamton
2:33 COMMUNITY STADIUM Brighton & Hove Albion
2:48 BRAMALL LANE Sheffield Utd
3:06 GUDISON PARK Everton
3:24 STAMFORD BRIDGE Chelsea
3:43 VILLA PARK Aston Villa
4:00 ST JAMES PARK Newcastle Utd
4:17 ETIHAD STADIUM Manchester City
4:36 EMIRATES STADIUM Arsenal
4:54 ANFIELD Liverpool
5:12 LONDON ATADIUM Westham Utd
5:30 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM Tottenham Hotspur
5:48 OLD TRAFFORD Manchester Utd
Yes thank you, they went from smallest to biggest premier league stadium capacity order 😊
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2:33 Brighton and hove Albion
@@BALHAM69 thank you 🙏🏻
@@เอ้เด็กสาริกาดง you’re welcome 😊
I've been to at least one match at all of these stadiums except Bournemouth,Brentford,the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium (went to the old White Hart Lane twice) and the Olympic Stadium that became West Ham's home (Upton Park was my most visited away ground as I went there 5 times). Tried to get tickets for the London Olympics when they were on but no joy.
@@BALHAM69Anfield must have been built in 1884 and Everton was there until 1891/1892 and John Houlding formed Liverpool FC
They are so grand. I wish I can visit one of them once in my life.
What I like most is the naming of those that's not end with "stadium". They sound so special and magical.
I can't describe how surreal it is to see our kenny in a premier league stadium video
The first one has the most charme.
That stadium is older than your favorite football team
It’s unbelievable that 2nd division Sunderland’s stadium of light is bigger then most premier league stadiums
Sunderland be chilling with that big ass stadium 💀
Some stadiums belong to the past, others to the present, and Tottenham's stadium looks like something from the future. A true architectural wonder.
We also wonder where the trophies are
many of those stadiums need updating. Everton is building a very nice new stadium now.
Looks like a shooping mall
I like old design, its classic like anfield, old Trafford, stamford bridge
The most legendary will always be one, "Theatre of dreams" 😍
love the new rookie stadium Luton Town Promotion ❤❤❤❤❤
Anfield is my favourite premier league stadium because i support Liverpool.
The best way to attend a match there for everyone will be hopefully when LFC women play matches there.
Liverpool have the dumbest ticketing system.
So, thank you for the video.
i am only sharing my knowledge and thoughts from what i know.
The best teams to buy premier league tickets from are the following:
Manchester City - selected matches are in general sale in premier league - tickets are from £40😮
West Ham - around £45 in some matches in premier league
Aston Villa - selected matches around £40
Lastly, Brighton and hove Albion sometimes have selected matches in general sale £35
it will be interesting to see if Luton town put premier league tickets on general sale and how often Brighton have tickets in general sale. The rest, unfortunately have membership schemes and it isn’t worth additional cost.
I've been going to Luton games since League 2, and it's been getting increasily harder to see games, only got to see 1 at the Kenny this season using my mates season ticket
@@RHKO yea, a smaller stadium so there will be fans who want to go
Thanks for knowledge
REMEMBER EVERYONE ONLY BUY FROM THE CLUB ITSELF AND NOT ELSEWHERE
Theatre of dreams>>>>Tiny Anfield
@@spade5752Tiny anfield is where the last 2 matches your club has placed lost 11-0
Luton Town's stadium will be a little bit bigger, because of the EPL standards. Luton's chairman said that 10 million pounds will be spent on this.
why would they invest so much money if they only will play in EPL for one season?
@@hellreaper they’ll get all that back and a lot more, plus they have to make improvements to actually play at the stadium in the epl so they might as well increase cap while they’re at it
@@hellreaper plus they may last more than 1 season
It won't be bigger. If anything the capacity will be smaller next season as they have to fit a lot more broadcasters into the stadium
@@rebeccarimmer6348 they're not increasing capacity. There's nowhere to expand the ground
The last owners of Liverpool Hicks and Gillett said nothing could be added to Anfield when it was 45 thousand. It's 61 thousand now. Idiots who nearly put the club under too.
Amazing the Kenilworth road will be in the premier league
Two huge surprises to me for next years season. Luton Town... With it's barely 10,000+ seat "stadium". And the lack of ex-Premier League champs, Leicester City. Wow.
Proper stadium luton is wow .
Kenilworth Road is fine, wonderful characteristic ground
The London Stadium that was used for the opening and closing ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics was the home of West Ham United FC
It was used for track and field. It was the Olympic stadium, not just a stadium for the ceremonies
So many great stadiums 🔥
Best stadium of that league is from Luton real english stadium!
Best stadium ever .proper stadium .not like them big wine bars..coyh
River Plate... the most popular club in the world, top 1 with an average of 85,000 spectators every game of the year, whether it's bad or good. top 1 in associates 367,000 members. and the largest fan movement in the world, 40,000 to Spain, and 25,000 to Japan. River is the club with the most titles in all of Argentina. the largest in America. Di Stefano left this club in 1945. and in 1940 the river machine was the best team on the planet for FIFA... the largest flag in the world was raised, more than 7,000 meters 8 kilometers long. the drunks of the plank the best fans in the world
Nice video 📹. Favourite ground Anfield because I support them and its a brilliant atmosphere. Favourite away stadium 🏟 is Tottenham new stadium looks nice. Iv been to Wembley and Crystal Palace stadium. Really enjoyed all. But Anfield and its supporters best in the land. Before Tottenham made there new ground. Villa Park is a excellent stadium 🏟 also
Good luck for luton town club.
Stamford bridge 😍🔥👏🏼👏🏼
How can i find this song on UA-cam?
Last season for Goodison. The Grand Old Lady gets one final bow.
Glad I got to experience it once,at least.
Nice music
Premier League stadiums 2023-2024:
1. Kenilworth Road: Luton Town FC (Luton)
2. Vitality Stadium: AFC Bournemouth (Bournemouth)
3. Gtech Community Stadium: Brentford FC (Brentford)
4. Turf Moor: Burnley FC (Burnley)
5. Craven Cottage: Fulham FC (London)
6. Selhurst Park: Crystal Palace FC (London)
7. City Ground: Nottingham Forest FC (Nottingham)
8. Molineux Stadium: Wolverhampton Wanderers FC (Wolverhampton)
9. American Express Community Stadium: Brighton & Hove Albion FC (Brighton and Hove)
10. Bramall Lane: Sheffield United FC (Sheffield)
11. Goodison Park: Everton FC (Liverpool)
12. Stamford Bridge: Chelsea FC (London)
13. Villa Park: Aston Villa FC (Birmingham)
14. St. James' Park: Newcastle United FC (Newcastle)
15. Etihad Stadium: Manchester City FC (Manchester)
16. Emirates Stadium: Arsenal FC (London)
17. Anfield: Liverpool FC (Liverpool)
18. London Stadium: West Ham United FC (London)
19. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: Tottenham Hotspur FC (London)
20. Old Trafford: Manchester United FC (Manchester)
Not a Villa fan but always had a soft spot for Villa Park. Cracking stadium!
It’s a shithole, you obviously haven’t been to many grounds
First away ground I visited,way back in February 1983. I feel old thinking about how long ago that is now. It always was a fine old ground,and they did their best to keep as good a version of the Trinity Road frontage as they could probably afford when they modernised it.
Beautiful old place
Theatre of dreams ❤
The best stadium has got the be the Tottenham one, most modern and better looking one by far imo
Looks soulless to me. The best looking stadium ever was Highbury, what a loss it is
as an arsenal fan im absolutely infuriated at how good tottenham's stadium looks
Arsenal and Tottenham have the best stadiums in England. Looks so modern yet so elegant!
@@blues05I still miss Highbury, tbh. Coming out the station a seeing that beautiful stadium out from behind houses like it came outta nowhere was a treat.
emirates stadium I'm arsenal❤❤❤❤👍👍👍⚽⚽⚽GUNNERS
Craven Cottage capacity is 29,600.
Nah its 25'700 according to google
That will be the capacity when they are finished redeveloping the Riverside stand. Since that isn't complete yet, 22, 384 is the current capacity
@@FinzerArt That's the modern record attendance. The current capacity is 22, 384 and will be 29,600 when they are finished redeveloping
@@FinzerArt 29,600 direct from the club website
@@bobarcher5837 anfield isnt finished yet its showing the full capacity there. kinda missing the facts in places
I ❤ Kenilworth Road, the vibes looks cozy.
루턴타운 지린다.
This is expected to be the final season for Goodison Park.
The kenny will be the most intimidating for other teams
This season, Aston Villa has new logo
Bournemouth no longer the smallest club in the Premier League
Anfield for me
Leicester not in the prem looks a bit odd but good to see Luton in the prem
Hopefully Leicester, Brentford & Luton will all be in the Preimer League for the 2024/25 season 🙏🙏🙏
Spurs stadium is amazing. West hams has too much gap to the crowd, like alot of old Italian stadiums
The london stadium was built for the 2012 london olympics, hence the gap, it was an athletics stadium, that west ham took over after the olympics.
Miss the bubbles at Upton park
Nice video
Have a real soft spot for Turf Moor, always a good away day
After a post-match pint and a detour round some of those nearby backroads trying to find my way one bright,sunny end-of-season day,I stopped up on top of one of the hills that surround the town and took in the panoramic view. In clear weather you can see a long way all around from up there. It was the classic northern vista with some of the mill chimneys still standing and the town nestled neatly within the rolling,rugged,hilly landscape.
Thanks
Luton Town, for the love of all that is good, stay for a few years please!
If they do the new stadium should be complete
I just wait until New Everton Stadium completed 😆
I kinda like St James' Park
I agree, but then I'm biased as it's my home city. Fantastic statium and glad fans of other European clubs will be getting to enjoy it next season.
I do too,though you almost need altitude training before accessing the away end. Newcastle's a great day (+ night) out,too,especially if the weather's good.
Villa Park 🤩
Bournemouth dont have the smallest stadium for once 🤣
The one that's called Stamford Bridge is absolutely stunning.
Its one drawback is not having a postage stamp's area of extra space to expand into,as it's completely hemmed in by some of the most expensive property in the land.
Of course it is
Burnley's stadium looks fire 🔥
AMOGUS AMOGUS SUSUSUS
Kenilworth Road will still have more home fans than the Emptihad
What is the background music here?
What's Name For This Song?
Old Trafford may be a dump these days but I'll tell you what - still has the best atmosphere
Old Trafford has NEVER had the best atmosphere. I'm not a Liverpool fan but Annfield absolutely destroys old Trafford for atmosphere
@@DarrenLamb-on3py Nahhh disagree
El estadio más lindo es el de Brighton....saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷🖐️😃
Can’t wait for the new 90,000 seater Old Trafford.
El estadio de Luton Town es mística pura
Luton has the best stadium
I am from Ukraine and look at these magnificent stadiums and envy you with white envy. You are great. Although I have been a fan of Manchester United since 1995 and would really like to visit Old Traford, the most sympathetic and authentic stadium is at Luton
О, здарова, братуха, тоже из Украины, особенно завидую тому, что у них даже маленькие стадионы забиваются на матчи АПЛ под завязку, а у нас у многих команд стадионы как картофельное поле, и зрителей раз-два и обчёлся. Даже на НСК Олимпийский ходит по 7 тысяч человек, как вижу это, так грусть конкретная навевает
Слава России
@@ДжониДодеп-е2ь слава чему???что такое соссия??ошибка 404
Nah i think the expansion of city's stadium will be bigger than current capacity
ANFIELD
Brighton 💙🕊
*SELHURST PARK!*
Did you notice similar houses 🏠 in every nearby stadiums.
british working class neighborhoods and their humble & old houses?
Because football is the game of the working class in England
Luton town That's the most nostalgic stadium because it was in England during World War 2 and is still being used for the Premier League 2023/2024 😅😅😅
My favourite stadium: 1 Emirates Stadium ❤🤍, 2 Old Trafford❤💛, 3 Anfield❤
Shit
you are the best
Song name please
Ci sono tanti errori come per esempio l'anfield non ha 61mila ma 54mila!
Luton Town Stadium 🥰🥰
Link please
vitality stadium isn’t the smallest in the Premier League 😊anymore
Kenilworth Road's capacity was even smaller than most small stadiums in Indonesia, most notably the one in Gianyar (Bali United).
I am my mum's son and Bournemouth palace and Chelsea
Saved the best for last
Etihad Stadium 🏟️ is my home 🏠 and my favorite ❤😂🎉
4:53 Our club
even the old trafford is 15k shy of camp nou, small stadiums
Nou camp doesn't exist anymore
And Spain has like 2 decent stadiums and that it. Wembley is a better stadium than all of them. To go on about spanish stadiums shows you know nothing. Barcelona is a club for an entire city. London has 15 league clubs along. Manchester has 2 epl clubs, so does Liverpool, Sheffield has 2 big clubs, so does Birmingham and that's how it is. If there was one Manchester fc they'd fill out 100,000 every match. Move away from real Madrid and barca and all the rest of the top spanish league clubs are nowhere even close to the English 2nd tier. You clearly dont much about football.
@@TheHesK9nou camp is an eyesore
Where is Wembley stadium
Not a premier league stadium
Wembley is not a club stadium. Its the national stadium that England plays in
Esto es que lo ase unico sus sencillo y lindo estadio ❤
Anfield 61 000 xxxx
Craven cottage will be 29,600
aint the new everton stadium gonna be finish this year?
2 seasons away.
Have you seen how long it takes to build anything in the UK. I don't know what all them people on site are doing for 95% of the time.
@@ianpodmore9666 Probably saw Everton play this season and downed tools waiting for the club to get relegated and collapse, poor buggers have to go back to work now.
Manchester City I’m fan
Please music name 🥲?
Old Trafford looks impressive from a distance, but in reality its falling apart. in desperate need of renovations and moderinsations that the current owners dont want to pay for because they are considering selling the club leaving them stuck in limbo. its frankly embarrassing for one of the biggest clubs in the world.
Saludos
SOMEONE TELL ME THE NAME OF THE SONG PLEASE!!!!!
vitality stadium has cleaner stadium than kenilworth road 💀
EPL 10K capacity?
Emirates stadium ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
emirates staduim
If they get on the roof of their house can they see the pitch
No
I really like the new Tottenham and West Ham stadiums. They are probably the best at the moment but of course Old Trafford and Anfiels remain iconics. Craven Cottage is the football. Very hard choice.
As a non football fan, West Ham has the best stadium
Eithad stadium is the best