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Craven Cottage — Fulham FC
One of English football's genuinely irreplaceable grounds — a riverside setting, a Victorian cottage, and over a century of Fulham on the banks of the Thames.
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St Andrew's — Birmingham City
Over a century old and still standing in Bordesley, St Andrew's is a proper old Football League ground — uneven, atmospheric, and unmistakably Birmingham.
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The Valley — Charlton Athletic
The Valley is one of English football's great comeback stories — a ground that was literally reclaimed by its own supporters, and still feels like it belongs to them.
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Turf Moor — Burnley FC
One of England's oldest Football League grounds, Turf Moor sits tight against Burnley's terraced streets — compact, loud, and utterly unimpressed by modern football's gloss.
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Ewood Park — Blackburn Rovers
Ewood Park is a proper old Lancashire ground — asymmetric, atmospheric, and carrying the weight of a Premier League title that still defines a town's identity.
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MKM Stadium — Hull City
Hull's purpose-built ground has worn several names since 2002, but the football inside has always been worth the trip across the Humber.
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The City Ground — Nottingham Forest
On the banks of the Trent, Forest's home is one of English football's great grounds — two European Cups won here, and the river still runs past the corner flag.
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Goodison Park — Everton FC
Goodison Park is one of English football's great grounds — a tight, towering Victorian bowl in the backstreets of Walton that rewards every away fan who makes the trip.
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Portman Road — Ipswich Town
Portman Road is a proper Football League ground in a proper football town — compact, loud when it needs to be, and carrying the weight of a genuinely remarkable history.
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Fratton Park — Portsmouth FC
Fratton Park is one of English football's great surviving relics — a tight, loud, Victorian ground that still feels like it belongs to the people who built it.
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Carrow Road — Norwich City
Carrow Road is a proper Football League ground in a proper football city — compact, loud when it needs to be, and worth the long trip to Norfolk.
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Riverside Stadium — Middlesbrough FC
A 34,000-capacity ground built on Teesside's industrial waterfront in 1995 — functional, proud, and unmistakably Boro. Worth the trip for the town alone.