Some grounds are just buildings. Others are part of a club's identity. Here are a few of the stadiums that have earned their place in football folklore — and the stories that made them that way.
Anfield — Liverpool
Few atmospheres in world football compare to Anfield on a European night. The Kop end, the pre-match rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone, and decades of famous comebacks have made this one of the most feared away trips in the game. See our Anfield Stadium at Night print.
Old Trafford — Manchester United
Nicknamed “The Theatre of Dreams,” Old Trafford has hosted more English top-flight football than almost any other ground, and was the stage for United's treble-winning 1998/99 season. See our Old Trafford Stadium print.
Santiago Bernabéu — Real Madrid
Home to more European Cups than any other club in history, the Bernabéu has witnessed some of the most dramatic Champions League nights ever played. See our Santiago Bernabéu Stadium print.
San Siro — AC Milan & Inter Milan
One of the only stadiums in the world shared by two fierce rivals, the San Siro turns into one of football's most intense atmospheres whenever Milan meets Inter for the Derby della Madonnina. See our San Siro Stadium print.
Elland Road — Leeds United
Elland Road has a reputation as one of the loudest, most intimidating grounds in English football, built over decades of passionate Yorkshire support. See our Elland Road Stadium print.
Ibrox — Rangers
One of Scottish football's great historic grounds, Ibrox has been home to Rangers since 1899 and remains one of the most atmospheric stadiums in the UK on European nights. See our Ibrox Stadium print.
Celtic Park — Celtic
Nicknamed “Paradise” by supporters, Celtic Park is renowned across Europe for its noise, and has hosted some of the most memorable European nights in Scottish football history. See our Celtic Park Stadium print.
St James’ Park — Newcastle United
Towering over Newcastle's city centre, St James' Park is one of the most recognisable stadium skylines in England, and one of the loudest grounds when the home crowd gets behind their team. See our St James' Park print.
Goodison Park — Everton
One of England's oldest purpose-built football grounds, Goodison Park has been home to Everton since 1892 and carries over a century of matchday tradition. See our Goodison Park print.
Etihad Stadium — Manchester City
Once an athletics venue built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games, the Etihad has become the backdrop to Manchester City's rise into one of the dominant forces in modern football. See our Etihad Stadium print.
Allianz Arena — Bayern Munich
Famous for its glowing exterior that changes colour on matchday, the Allianz Arena is one of the most futuristic and recognisable stadiums in world football. See our Allianz Arena print.
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