Turf Moor Stadium

Turf Moor has been Burnley's cherished home since 1883, making it one of English football's most historic and characterful venues, deeply embedded in the industrial heritage of Lancashire. With a capacity of 21,944, this traditional ground is renowned for its authentic working-class atmosphere and intimate setting in the heart of Burnley, where the stadium sits surrounded by terraced houses that epitomize English football culture. The venue features classic English football architecture with four distinctive stands - the Jimmy McIlroy Stand, Bob Lord Stand, Cricket Field Stand, and David Fishwick Stand - each telling stories of the club's rich history and legendary figures. Despite its modest size compared to Premier League giants, Turf Moor has witnessed some of football's greatest moments, including Premier League campaigns, Europa League nights that brought European football to East Lancashire, and international fixtures. The stadium embodies Burnley's proud working-class heritage and community spirit, creating one of the most authentic and challenging away experiences in English football, where visiting teams face not just eleven players but an entire town united in support. The venue's traditional character, complete with its famous proximity to residential streets and local pubs, represents everything that makes English football special and community-focused.