Euro 2028: A Comprehensive Guide to the Tournament Set in the British Isles with 10 Stadiums Hosting

Euro 1996

St James’ Park, Newcastle. Capacity – 36,000

Elland Road, Leeds. Capacity – 37,890

Old Trafford, Manchester. Capacity – 55,000

Anfield, Liverpool. Capacity – 42,000

Hillsborough, Sheffield. Capacity – 40,000

City Ground, Nottingham. Capacity – 30,445 

Villa Park, Birmingham. Capacity – 39,000

Wembley, London. Capacity – 76,000

World Cup 1966

Roker Park, Sunderland. Capacity – 22,500 

Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough. Capacity – 26,667

Old Trafford, Manchester. Capacity – 55,000

Goodison Park, Liverpool. Capacity – 50,000

Hillsborough, Sheffield. Capacity – 40,000

Villa Park, Birmingham. Capacity – 52,000

White City, London. Capacity – 68,000

Wembley, London. Capacity – 98,600