With an all-seated capacity of 37,608, making it the 14th biggest stadium in the premiership. Located on Elland Road in the Beeston area of Leeds, the team have played there since its formation in 1919. Thanks to the team’s aggressive and passionate style of play and the passionate fanbase, the atmosphere at a Leads United home game is always electric. Especially when it is against one of the other northern teams with great away followings, such as Manchester City and Newcastle United. Elland Road also benefits from being very easily accessed, regardless of the transport method you use to get there.

The stadium is visible from the motorway as you enter the city. If you are travelling from the Midlands for Leicester City or Aston Villa away games against Leeds United, you will find it easy enough to get there. Interestingly, even if you are coming from farther down south, like London and its outskirts, to see teams like Watford, West Ham or Brentford, Elland Road is ideally located.