English rugby league stadia by capacity

This is a partial list of English rugby league stadia, ranked in descending order of capacity.

## Contents

* 1 Existing stadia
* 2 Old stadia
* 3 Future stadia
* 4 See also
* 5 References
* 6 External links

## Existing stadia[edit]

Overall
Rank  |  Stadium  |  Capacity  |  Club  |  2006-07 Division  |  Notes

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1  |  Grattan Stadium |  27,000  |  Bradford Bulls |  Super League (Europe) |  Also known as Osdal Stadium
2  |  KC Stadium |  25,404  |  Hull FC |  Super League |  Shared with Hull City AFC
3  |  JJB Stadium |  25,138[1] |  Wigan Warriors |  Super League |  Shared with Wigan Athletic FC
4  |  Galpharm Stadium |  24,544  |  Huddersfield Giants |  Super League  |  Shared with Huddersfield Town Football Club
5  |  Headingley Stadium |  22,250  |  Leeds Rhinos |  Super League  |  Shared with Leeds Tykes RUFC
6  |  Knowsley Road |  17,500  |  St Helens RLFC |  Super League  |
7  |  Keepmoat Stadium |  15,000  |  Doncaster Lakers |  National League One |  Shared with Doncaster Rovers AFC
8  |  Halliwell Jones Stadium |  14,206  |  Warrington Wolves |  Super League  |
9  |  The Shay |  14,000  |  Halifax RLFC |  Super League  |  Shared with Halifax Town AFC
10  |  Halton Stadium |  13,350  |  Widnes Vikings | National League One  |
11  |  The Stoop |  12,700  |  Harlequins Rugby League |  Super League  |  Shared with Harlequins rugby union
12  |  Stade Aimé Giral |  12,000  |  Les Catalans |  Super League  |
13  |  Brewery Field |  12,000  |  Celtic Crusaders |  National League Two |  Largest stadium in National League Two, shared with Bridgend Ravens RUFC
14  |  Gateshead International Stadium |  11,800  |  Gateshead Thunder |  National League Two  |
15  |  The Jungle (Wheldon Road) |  11,750  |  Castleford Tigers |  National League One  |
16  |  The Willows, Greater Manchester |  11,363  |  Salford City Reds |  Super League  |
17  |  Spotland |  10,249  |  Rochdale Hornets |  National League Two  |
18  |  Belle Vue (Wakefield) |  10,000  |  Wakefield Trinity Wildcats |  Super League  |
19  |  Cougar Park |  7,800  |  Keighley Cougars |  National League Two  |
20  |  Chris Moyles Stadium |  6,700  |  Featherstone Rovers |  National League Two  |  Traditionally known as the Post Office Road ground, recently named after the DJ, Chris Moyles
21  |  New River |  5,000  |  London Skolars |  National League Two  |  Approximate capacity
21  |  Princes Park, Dartford |  4,100  |  Kent Ravens |  Rugby League Conference |
22  |  Crown Flatt |  3,500  |  Dewsbury Rams |  National League One |  Approximate capacity
23  |  Huntington Stadium |  3,428  |  York City Knights |  National League Two |

## Old stadia[edit]

## Future stadia[edit]

Stadia which are currently in development, and are likely to open in the near future, include:

Stadium  | Capacity  |  Club  |  Notes

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Leigh Sports Village (code name only)  |  10,000  |  Leigh Centurions |  To open in 2008 to be shared with Leigh RMI
Community Stadium |  14,000  |  Wakefield Trinity Wildcats |  To open in 2011

There are usually also several expansions to existing grounds in progress. See the discussion thread linked below for the latest details.

## See also[edit]

* Oxford Cavaliers

## References[edit]

1. ↑ JJB Stadium - Facts & Figures. Wigan Warriors. Retrieved on 2006-12-29.

* The Internet Football Ground Guide

## External links[edit]