Football Stadiums Worldwide

We post Football stadiums all over the world!

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Nuclear footy in Siberia!

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Industrial football.

Artem, Primorsky Krai.

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The Somerset Cricket Club is affiliated with Somerset Trojans FC, 10 times Bermuda champion. Their most famous youth product is former West Ham United star Clyde Best.

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Stadium Lane, Warwick, Bermuda. Home to the Pembroke Hamilton Football Club, founded in 1950. PHC Zebras have won the Bermudian Premier League and Bermudian Cup 11 times each.

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Stadionul Orășenesc Hîncești, the home of Moldovan side FC Petrocub. Founded in 1999, they play in the Moldovan National League, the top level of soccer in the country. They have had success of late, finishing near the top of table and participating in Europa League Qualifying.

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The Zhastar Stadium in Atkau, Kazakhstan is home to FC Caspiy, founded in 1962. They returned to the Kazazh Premier League after an 18 year absence recently. During Soviet Times, they won the Kazakh SSR National League, which was considered a lower league, one time, 1978.

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Gander Green Lane is home to 122 year old Sutton United, located in the South of London. The club have never played in the Football League. They are currently in the National League, and most famously lost 0-2 to Arsenal in the 2017 FA Cup 5th round.

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Marshal Jozef Pilsudski Stadium, the home of Polish lower league side Podhale Nowy Targ, who may be the best supported club on the Polish side of the Tatra Mountains in spite of playing in the largely part time wage paying fourth division.

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Considered by many to be the most intimidating away trip a team can take anywhere on earth, Estadio Alberto Armando, aka La Bombonera, home of legendary club Boca Juniors in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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Built in 1972, Estadio Saprissa is the home of Costa Rica's most popular club, Deportivo Saprissa. Founded in 1935, they have won the Costa Rican league 35 times. They also have, over their history, hosted a number of globally recognized clubs for friendly matches.

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The Municipal Stadium in Tarnow, Poland is home to lower league side Unia Tarnow as well as its very popular motorbike racing team. The Soviet era stadium has been rumored to see renovations recently, though they are yet to begin.

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Saint James Park is home to 131 year old English non-league side Brackley Town FC. They won the FA Trophy in 17-18 and finished near the top of National League North(6th tier) several years in a row recently.

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The New Bucks Head is the ground of AFC Telford United. AFC was founded in 2004 after the original Telford United, founded in 1872, went bankrupt.

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Boston United in England are in the process of moving from Jakeman's Stadium to a new Boston United Community Stadium. Founded in 1933, Boston United have spent most of its existence outside of the Football League, though they did spend a few years in League Two in early 00s

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Stade Numa-Daly is the home of AS Magenta of New Caledonia, as well as the New Caledonia National Team. Magenta are 11 time champions and 16 times the cup winner. The New Caledonia Cup winner is eligible to participate in the Coupe De France, the French national cup tournament.

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The KR Vollur, build in 1951, is home to Iceland's most successful side, Knattspyrnufélag Reykjavíkur, the Reykjavik Football Club. 27 times champion, 24 times runner up of the Icelandic league, which was founded in 1912. They've finished in the top 2 about 50% of the time.

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Mestky Stadion, Ziar nad Hronom, Slovakia, home to FK Pohronie. Founded in 2012, they now play in the Slovak top flight. The stadium was built in 1957 but received a complete makeover from 2017-2019.

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The Yunost Stadium in Mazyr, Belarus. Home to Slavia Mazyr, founded in 1987 as Polesie Mazyr. They tend to bounce between the top two tiers of Belarus.

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20-Letie Nezavisimosti Stadium, The Twenty Years of Independence Stadium at FC Khujand. Founded in 1976, they have been a part of the Tajik Top flight for most of its post-Soviet period existence. They've finished 2nd in 5 of the last 6 seasons& made AFC Cup group stage last 2 yr

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The GSP Stadium in Nicosia, Cyprus is home to Omonia and powerful APOEL, whom have turned the stadium into a feared place to go play in European competition. They've pulled some magical comebacks in Europa and Champions League qualifiers in front of raucous crowds.

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The Spartak Stadion is the home of Belarussian side Belshina Bobriusk. They've won one Belarussian title after being founded in the mid 70s, and have spent much of post-Soviet time in the Belarussian top flight, though recently they've fallen to the 2nd league.