Oldest Stadiums In The World
6. Anfield Stadium – 1884
Anfield Stadium is the seventh biggest football stadium in England and is in Anfield, Liverpool, England. It was initially the home of Everton F.c. somewhere around 1884 and 1891, and has been the home of Liverpool F.c. since they secured in 1892. After Anfield Stadium changed over to an all-seater stadium in 1994, it as of now has the seating limit of 45,276. This stadium holds the record of stature number of participation of 61,905 on 2 February 1952 in a match between Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers. This stadium is at present furnished with Desso Grassmaster surface to give better productivity amid football matches. Liverpool F.c. and Fenway Sports Group are additionally attempting to redevelop Anfield with 58,000 seating limit.
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