Premier League Stadiums

Barclays Premier League Stadiums

The Premier League is the top tier of the English professional football league pyramid, and consists of 20 teams.

The largest current Premier League stadium is Old Trafford the home of Manchester Untied. Manchester City who play their home fixtures at the 47,726 capacity Etihad Stadium.

List of 2016/17 Premier League Stadiums

	Stadium Name	Capacity
1	Old Trafford	75957
2	Emirates Stadium	60355
3	Stadium of Light	49000
4	Etihad Stadium	47726
5	Anfield	45522
6	Stamford Bridge	42055
7	Goodison Park	40158
8	White Hart Lane	36310
9	Boleyn Ground	35303
10	Riverside Stadium	34988
11	St Marys Stadium	32689
12	Walkers Stadium	32500
13	Britannia Stadium	28383
14	The Hawthorns	28003
15	Selhurst Park	26309
16	KC Stadium	25404
17	Turf Moor	22546
18	Liberty Stadium Swansea	20532
19	Vicarage Road	19920
20	Dean Court	9600

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Premier League Stadiums

The English Premier League season runs from August to May and will be contested between all 20 member clubs of the Premier League. Each team will play each other twice therefore completing a total of 38 games. The leagues current sponsor is Barclays and the the official title of the league is the Barclays Premier League. All stadiums in the Premier League must be all-seated. The bottom three teams in the Premier League are relegated to the Championship.

Premier League Formation

The Premier League was first held in 1992 after the old First Division clubs broke away from the Football League to take advantage of a new television right deal proposed by BSkyB, the first winners of the Premier League were Manchester Untied who have since won England's top football league a total of 19 times (12 Premier League titles).

The Premier League currently has the highest revenue of any football league in the world, with total club revenues of €2.479 billion for the 2009–10 season.

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