The World’s 100 Best Football Stadiums · 2026

The Best Football Stadiums in the United Kingdom

13 of the 100 stadiums in The World’s 100 Best Football Stadiums 2026 are in the United Kingdom. The highest placed is Anfield in Liverpool, at number 11 in the world. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London (number 12) and Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow (number 23) follow.

Liverpool

Liverpool FC plays at Anfield in Liverpool, home since 1892, and match days bring a loud crowd and singing. Everton's Goodison Park in the city has stood over 100 years and now hosts Everton Women. Everton also plays at Hill Dickinson Stadium beside the river at Bramley-Moore Dock, which holds about 57,000 spectators and hosts rugby as well. Public transport there is limited, so supporters often walk from the city centre.

London

Tottenham Hotspur's home ground is in Tottenham, north London, and the modern stadium hosts match days and concerts. Long queues form to leave. Wembley Stadium in northwest London holds about 90,000 people, and England's national team plays its home matches there. Arsenal plays at the Emirates Stadium in Highbury, North London.

Club grounds in other cities

Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow is Rangers FC's ground, with a red brick facade by Archibald Leitch that opened in 1929. Celtic FC plays at Celtic Park in Parkhead, Glasgow, where fans sing throughout matches. In Manchester, Old Trafford hosts Manchester United's league and European matches, while Manchester City play at the Etihad Stadium on Etihad Campus. Elland Road in Leeds, Villa Park in Birmingham and St James' Park in Newcastle upon Tyne are the home grounds of Leeds United, Aston Villa and Newcastle United.