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⚽ Stamford Bridge · West London Stamford Bridge Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Chelsea’s home since 1905, capacity around 40,000. Four distinct stands packed tight into an enclosed rectangle — Matthew Harding, East, West and the Shed End — each with its own character. Here’s how to pick the right…

Gtech Community Stadium – Brentford, West London Gtech Community Stadium Seating Guide – Best Seats, Views & What To Avoid Brentford’s home since 2020 is a compact 17,250-seat modern football ground with a slightly unusual orientation: North and South run along the touchlines, while East and West sit behind the goals. Interactive map Gtech Community…

⚽ Craven Cottage · South West London Craven Cottage Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Fulham’s home since 1896 and one of London’s oldest, prettiest grounds, on the bank of the Thames. Four very different stands — the brand-new Riverside, the Grade II listed Johnny Haynes, and the Hammersmith and Putney…

Selhurst Park – South London Selhurst Park Seating Guide – Best Seats, Views & What To Avoid Crystal Palace’s home is a compact, old-school four-stand football ground rather than a modern bowl. The key choice is simple: go longside for the cleanest view, or choose the Holmesdale Road Stand for the loudest Palace matchday feel.…

The Den · South Bermondsey The Den Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Home to Millwall since 1993, capacity 20,146. The Den is compact, loud and easy to read: two long side stands for the best views, Cold Blow Lane for home-end atmosphere, and the North Stand for away supporters. Interactive…

The Hive Stadium · Canons Park The Hive Stadium Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Home to Barnet since 2013, capacity 6,500. The Hive is compact and practical: West Stand for the strongest view and facilities, East Stand for simple sideline seating, North Stand for away fans and a South end…

Brisbane Road · Leyton Brisbane Road Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Home to Leyton Orient since 1937, capacity 9,271. Brisbane Road is compact and four-sided: Justin Edinburgh for comfort, East Stand for classic side-on seating, North/Community for families and Tommy Johnston South for end-stand value. Interactive map Brisbane Road Seating…

Loftus Road · Shepherd’s Bush Loftus Road Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Home to QPR, capacity 18,439. Loftus Road is tight, enclosed and close to the pitch, which makes atmosphere strong but also means exact stand choice matters. Interactive map Loftus Road Seating Map Coloured by our verdict — tap…

Hayes Lane · Bromley Hayes Lane Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Home to Bromley, capacity now listed at 6,100 after the East Stand upgrade. Hayes Lane mixes new EFL-ready sections with old non-league texture, so the right choice depends on whether you want comfort, terrace noise or away allocation. Interactive…

The Valley · Charlton The Valley Seating Guide — Best Seats, Views & What to Avoid Home to Charlton Athletic, capacity 27,111. The Valley is a proper bowl-like south-east London ground: West for facilities, East for side-on value, Covered End for atmosphere, Jimmy Seed for away fans. Interactive map The Valley Seating Map Coloured by…