England’s 88 league grounds hold 2.06 million seats — Old Trafford alone accounts for 74,500

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All 88 stadiums physically in England used in the 2026–27 Premier League and EFL Championship, League One and League Two (20 + 21 + 24 + 23), as of 1 September 2026; the four league grounds in Wales are excluded. Coordinates are decimal degrees, WGS84. Capacities are stated football stadium capacities in seats, totalling 2,055,246 across the 88 grounds — an average of 23,355. Marker size scales with capacity; colour marks the division.

Premier League (20) Championship (21) League One (24) League Two (23) Marker size ∝ capacity

The ten largest grounds

Seats by division

Premier League — 20 grounds821,141 seats · avg 41,057

Championship — 21 grounds592,112 seats · avg 28,196

League One — 24 grounds411,453 seats · avg 17,144

League Two — 23 grounds230,540 seats · avg 10,023

Old Trafford is the largest ground at 74,500 seats, ahead of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,850) and West Ham’s London Stadium (62,500) — now a Championship venue — en.wikipedia.org

The smallest league ground is Salford City’s Moor Lane at 5,108 seats — Old Trafford, fourteen times its size, is under 8 km away — en.wikipedia.org

The Premier League’s 20 grounds hold 821,141 seats — more than League One and League Two’s 47 grounds combined (641,993) — en.wikipedia.org

Greater London alone holds 15 of the 88 grounds; the map spans 4.6 degrees of latitude from Plymouth’s Home Park to Newcastle’s St James’ Park — en.wikipedia.org

Every stadium, its coordinates and capacity

Stadium ↕	Club ↕	Division ↕	Lat ↕	Lon ↕	Capacity (seats) ↕	Source

Roster and capacities: the 2026–27 stadium tables of the Premier League, EFL Championship, League One and League Two — 88 rows, one per ground physically in England; the four Welsh grounds in these leagues are excluded, and no non-league ground is included. Coordinates: decimal degrees WGS84. Capacity is the stated football stadium capacity in seats, not match attendance; capacities can change with redevelopment, seating configuration or safety restrictions. Snapshot date: 1 September 2026.

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