List of current and former Super League venues
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The following is a list of current and former Super League venues.
Stadiums
[edit]A total of 36 home venues have been used by Super League clubs since the competition's inception in 1996, while clubs have also occasionally opted to play 'On the Road' matches away from their regular home venue.
- Bold- current venues
On the Road matches
[edit]Stadium | Location | Season |
---|---|---|
Bramall Lane | Sheffield | 1996 |
Cardiff Arms Park | Cardiff | 1996 |
Anfield | Liverpool | 1997 1998 |
Parc des Sports et de l'Amitie | Narbonne | 1997 2006 |
Sixfields | Northampton | 1998 |
Tynecastle | Edinburgh | 1998 1999 |
Vetch Field | Swansea | 1998 |
Oakwell | Barnsley | 1999 |
Saltergate | Chesterfield | 1999 |
Welford Road | Leicester | 1999 2001 2004 |
Stade d'Albert Domec | Carcassonne | 2003 2006 |
Talbot Athletic Ground | Port Talbot | 2003 |
Stade Saint-Michel | Canet-en-Roussillon | 2006 |
Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys | Barcelona | 2009 |
Stade de la Méditerranée | Béziers | 2008 |
Rodney Parade | Newport | 2008 |
The Gnoll | Neath | 2010 |
Stade Yves-du-Manoir | Montpellier | 2011 |
Priestfield | Gillingham, | 2012 2013 |
Stade de la Mosson | Montpellier | 2011 |
Brisbane Road | Leyton | 2011 |
Molesey Road | Hersham | 2013 |
Adams Park | High Wycombe | 2013 |
The Den | Bermondsey | 2015 |
Elland Road | Leeds | 2018 |
Wollongong Showground | Wollongong | 2018 |
Camp Nou | Barcelona | 2019 |
Stonebridge Road | Northfleet | 2024 |
Magic Weekend
[edit]The Magic Weekend has been staged at four venues since the inaugural event in 2007.
Stadium | Location | Capacity |
---|---|---|
Millennium Stadium | Cardiff | 74,500 |
Murrayfield Stadium | Edinburgh | 67,144 |
Etihad Stadium | Manchester | 55,097 |
St James' Park | Newcastle | 52,405 |
Anfield | Liverpool | 54,074 |
Elland Road | Leeds | 37,792 |
Grand Final
[edit]The Super League Grand Final has been held at Old Trafford since its inauguration in 1998, except for the 2020 Super League Grand Final held at the KCOM Stadium.
Stadium | Location | Country | Highest Attendance |
---|---|---|---|
Old Trafford | Old Trafford, Greater Manchester | England | 73,512 |
KCOM Stadium | Kingston upon Hull | England | 0[a] |
See also
[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ The 2020 Super League Grand Final was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom
External links
[edit]- Super League I Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League II Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League III Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League IV Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League V Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League VI Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League VII Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League VIII Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League IX Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League X Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XI Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XII Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XIII Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XIV Venues @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XV @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XVI @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XVII @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XVIII @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XIX @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XX @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XXI @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XXII @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XXIII @rugbyleagueproject.com
- Super League XXIV @rugbyleagueproject.com