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10 Largest Premier League Stadiums

Premier League stadiums are among the most recognised in world football, combining scale, history, and design. These grounds are not only defined by their capacity but also by the way they have been shaped through different eras of construction and redevelopment.

Some, like Old Trafford and Villa Park, reflect more than a century of football heritage, designed in periods when steel structures and brickwork dominated. Others, such as the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium or the Emirates, represent a modern phase, where retractable pitches, sweeping roofs, and sustainability features set new standards.

This article looks at 10 of the largest Premier League stadiums, highlighting their location, capacity, and key architectural features. Together, they show how English football grounds have evolved while remaining central to the game’s identity.

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1. Old Trafford – Manchester United

2. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – Tottenham Hotspur

3. London Stadium – West Ham United

4. Anfield – Liverpool

5. Emirates Stadium – Arsenal

6. Etihad Stadium – Manchester City

7. St James’ Park – Newcastle United

8. Goodison Park – Everton

9. Villa Park – Aston Villa

10. Stamford Bridge – Chelsea

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