Stadiums & Fan Culture
16 entries in the England National Team compendium.
Old Wembley StadiumThe original Empire Stadium, home of the 1966 World Cup final and the White Horse final.Wembley StadiumEngland's national football stadium and home of the FA Cup Final.AnfieldHome of Liverpool F.C. since 1892, Anfield is a historic stadium with a capacity of 61,276, known for its…God Save the KingThe national anthem of the United Kingdom, with origins in the 18th century.Old TraffordEngland's second oldest Test venue, home of Lancashire County Cricket Club, and host of the first Ashes Test…Football's Coming HomeThe song that brought English football's hopes and heartbreaks to the charts.The Three Lions crestThree lions, one nation, a shirt that has carried a century of heartbreak and glory.Three Lions (Baddiel, Jones & Draper, 1996)One song, one nation, one eternal 'Oliver!' — the anthem that turned a home Euro into a generational hymn.The White ArmyThe armed formations of the White movement and anti-Bolshevik governments during the Russian Civil War.England's Dream TeamIn an era when most football games were crude top-down affairs, it offered a distinctive side-scrolling pitch…Twickenham StadiumTwickenham Stadium, nestled in the south-west London borough of Richmond upon Thames, is the beating heart of…Swing Low, Sweet ChariotAn African-American spiritual of hope and heavenly longing, composed by Choctaw Freedmen in the late 1860s.The away end, WembleyA sea of white, a pocket of defiance, and the loudest silence in football.How Can You Lose to Germany?Three words of pure, echoing disbelief that have haunted English fans for decades.The FA CupOne cup, one nation, one hundred and fifty years of football's oldest dream.The Football AssociationThe oldest football association in the world, governing the beautiful game in England.
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