Biggest football stadiums in England: Where Leeds United's Elland Road sits in top 20
England's biggest football stadiums list includes some of the finest that Yorkshire has to offer
England has some of the best football stadiums in the world, both new and old, and Yorkshire is proud to boast a few of the country's top 20 stadiums by capacity.
The North West, North East, and London dominate the top 20, accounting for 12 of the 20 stadiums, but Yorkshire still holds some key spots on the list.
29 football stadiums in England hold capacities of over 30,000 people, with the likes of Yorkshire sides Leeds United, Sheffield Wednesday, and Sheffield United all taking their rightful place in this top 20 below. Depending on who you speak to, Middlesbrough is also in Yorkshire and is on this list.
Let's take a look at the top 20 English football stadiums list courtesy of Betsson, the home of betting. It’s worth noting we’re including only stadiums where either men’s or women’s football clubs reside, therefore ruling out Wembley.
Top 20 English football stadiums by capacity:
1 Manchester United's Old Trafford 74,879
2 West Ham's London Stadium 62,500
3 Tottenham's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 62,303
4 Arsenal's Emirates Stadium 60,704
5 Man City's Etihad Stadium 55,097
6 Liverpool's Anfield 54,074
7 Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium 52,769
8 Newcastle's St James' Park 52,354
9 Sunderland's Stadium of Light 48,707
10 Aston Villa's Villa Park 42,785
11 Chelsea's Stamford Bridge 40,834
12 Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough 39,732
13 Everton women's Goodison Park 39,572
14 Leeds United's Elland Road 37,890
15 Middlesbrough's Riverside Stadium 33,746
16 Derby's Pride Park 33,597
17 Cardiff's Cardiff City Stadium 33,280
18 Sheffield United's Bramall Lane 32,702
19 Coventry's Coventry Building Society Arena 32,609
20 Southampton's St Mary's Stadium 32,505