Football Stadium Collection

World Cup 1974 Opening Ceremony A©mirrorpix worldcupcollection2006
World Cup 1974 Opening Ceremony © mirrorpix worldcupcollection2006 wcc74

Brighton and Hove Albion v Sheffield Wednesday Sky Bet Championship, Play Off, Second
Albion fans, waving flags during the Sky Bet Championship play-off second leg match between Brighton and Hove Albion and Sheffield Wednesday at the American Express Community Stadium, Lewes, Falmer

Muhammad Ali wave to the St Andrews crowd watched by councillor James Hunte and associates Michale Zambouros (left) and Scott Weinburger. 4th May 1984

Kevin Keegan posing with Geordie favourites Ant and Dec. circa 01 / 08 / 96
Kevin Keegan posing with Geordie favourites Ant and Dec. circa 01/08/96

Brighton and Hove Albion vs Manchester United: Premier League Showdown at American Express Community Stadium
Match action during the Premier League match between Brighton and Hove Albion and Manchester United at the American Express Community Stadium, Falmer, Brighton on the 19th August 2018

Amex Stadium 21JUN18
American Express Community Stadium, Poppy Field, general view, GV, football stadium, football ground, stadium

14Jan17: EFL Sky Bet Championship Clash - Preston North End vs. Brighton and Hove Albion at Deepdale
Match action during the EFL Sky Bet Championship game between Preston North End and Brighton and Hove Albion at Deepdale, Preston, on the 14th January 2017

First Team Photocall American Express Stadium 03OCT23
MFT; Official Team PhotoCall; football stadium; football ground; GV; stadium exterior; Brighton & Hove Albion, American Express Stadium, season 2023/24

Hampden Park 1951 packed terracing crowds outside North stand

Spion Kop (or Kop for short) is a colloquial name or term for a number of terraces and stands at sports stadiums attended by hardcore fans, particularly in the United Kingdom

Brighton and Hove Albion vs Sheffield Wednesday: Tense Play-Off Showdown at The Amex Stadium
Stadium panorama during the Sky Bet Championship play-off second leg match between Brighton and Hove Albion and Sheffield Wednesday at the American Express Community Stadium, Lewes, Falmer

Brighton and Hove Albion at Oxford United's Kassam Stadium before EFL Cup Match, August 2016
A general view of the Kassam Stadium before the 2nd round EFL Cup match between Reading and Brighton and Hove Albion at the Kassam Stadium, Oxford, England on 23rd August 2016

Lincoln City v Brighton and Hove Albion FA Cup 4th Round 28JAN17
Match action during the FA Cup fourth round game between Lincoln City and Brighton and Hove Albion at Sincil Bank, Lincoln on 28th January 2017

Brighton and Hove Albion at Craven Cottage: Fulham vs. Brighton, EFL Sky Bet Championship, 2nd January 2017
A general view of Craven Cottage before the EFL Sky Bet Championship game between Fulham and Brighton and Hove Albion at Craven Cottage, London, on the 2nd January 2017

Panoramic aerial view of soccer field in the village of Eidi, Eysturoy island, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Playground
Rafal R. Nebelski

Sir Elton John pictured at Watford Football Club. 5th August 1991

Cliff Richard singer and actor in concert on stage in Wembley. June 1989

World Cup 1970 Group B Uruguay 0 Italy 0 Pre-match celebrations Cuauhtemoc, Puebla Mexico

Sir Elton John pictured at Watford Football Club. 5th August 1991

Kevin Keegan, followed by Chris Waddle and Peter Shilton, leads out his team at St. James Park when Kevin Keegan Xl played Newcastle United in a testimonial match for Newcastl;s Kenny Wharton

The Hawthorns West Bromwich Albion football ground
The Hawthorns, West Bromwich Albion, football ground, football stadium, stadia, general view, GV

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Red-Green
Reibl Klaus

Leslie Compton kicks a football at Highbury Arsenal footballer circa 1935

Manchester United ground keeping staff May 1966

Singer Elton John is back at Watford promising to do what he can to lift the Second Division Club. The rock star rejoined Watford as a director in their centenary season

The Reading Football Club Open Day, Elm Park Reading. Circa 1992

Middlesbrough Chairman Steve Gibson (left) and director Graham Fordy celebrate as the padlocks come of Ayresome Park gates. Official receiver David Storry is seen in the background. 19th August 1986

Middlesbroughs new Riverside Stadium is ready, August 1995. The giant ship North Sea Producer seen here being converted into an FPSO (floating production storage and offloading)

Middlesbrough new Riverside stadium seen here under construction. 26th June 1995

Middlesbrough players Robbie Mustoe and Chris Morris plus assistant manger Viv Anderson and Chief executive Keith Lamb open the visitor centre at the site of the new Riverside Stadium. 4th March 1995

Middlesbrough new Riverside Stadium. The first match in the new stadium against Chelsea resulting in a two nil victory for Middlesbrough. 26th August 1995

Middlesbrough new Riverside Stadium under construction. 6th June 1995. Middlesbrough FC have installed the letters MFC in the East Stand of the new Cellnet Riverside Stadium

Coventry City, news press conference, 22nd January 1999. The government today gave the all-clear to plans for a new super stadium for Coventry

New Liverpool signing Don Hutchison at Anfield. 26th November 1990

David Platt scores Villas fourth goal. Divison One match Aston Villa 6 -2 Everton held at Villa Park. 5th November 1989

Fans run onto the pitch. Divison One match Aston Villa 6 -2 Everton held at Villa Park. 5th November 1989

Divison One match Aston Villa 6 -2 Everton held at Villa Park. 5th November 1989

David Platt blasts the ball past Neville Southall for Villas fourth goal. Divison One match Aston Villa 6 -2 Everton held at Villa Park. 5th November 1989

Learning through football... Holmfirth Junior School pupils Sophie Carr (front), Crystal Ward and James Bowers measure Huddersfield Towns pitch in a pioneering education project

Football - Crowds and Supporters - 1957, female supporters in the crowd at Leicester City, Leicestershire

Spion Kop (or Kop for short) is a colloquial name or term for a number of terraces and stands at sports stadiums attended by hardcore fans, particularly in the United Kingdom

Nelson Mandela ANC President of South Africa at Wembley with his wife Winnie African National Congress February 1990 F W De Klerk dismantles apartheid in South Africa

On 23 July 1983 Duran Duran staged an open air benefit concert at Villa Park, Birmingham, England in front of 18, 000 people who paid £ 8.50 a ticket to raise money for MENCAP

Coventry City FC, Photo-call, 10th August 1992. Highfield Road. 1992 / 1993 Season

DEmolition of the old Waterloo Stand at Molineux, Wolverhampton wanderers football ground. 9th July, 1992

Cliff Richard singer actor launches his Wembley Concerts at the Stadium in London. February 1989

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"Captivating Moments at the Football Stadium: A Journey Through Passion and History" Step into the vibrant atmosphere of the football stadium, where emotions run high and dreams are made. From Brighton and Hove Albion's thrilling clash against Sheffield Wednesday in the Sky Bet Championship Play Off to Kevin Keegan striking a pose with Geordie favorites Ant and Dec back in '96, this iconic venue has witnessed countless unforgettable moments. On that sunny day of June 21st, 2018, Amex Stadium stood proud as fans cheered on their beloved team during an intense battle against Manchester United in the Premier League. The electric energy pulsating through the stands was palpable as supporters united under one common goal – victory. But it's not just about top-flight clashes; even lower league encounters hold their own magic. In January 14th, 2017, Preston North End welcomed Brighton and Hove Albion for an EFL Sky Bet Championship match. The roar of passionate fans echoed throughout the stadium as both teams fought tooth and nail for glory. Football stadiums have always been more than mere venues; they are hallowed grounds where legends leave their mark. Muhammad Ali himself graced St Andrews' crowd with his presence while councillor James Hunte watched on in awe. This momentous occasion showcased how sport transcends boundaries, uniting people from all walks of life. As we traverse across England's football landscape, we find ourselves at Manchester United Football Club's home ground - a symbol of history and tradition since its inception. Spion Kop (or Kop for short) is etched into folklore as a colloquial name for terraces that have witnessed countless tales unfold over time. Hampden Park takes us back to 1951 when packed terracing crowds gathered outside the North stand to witness sporting greatness unfold before their eyes. It serves as a reminder that these stadiums are not just bricks and mortar but living entities steeped in heritage.