Premier League Clubs Dominate Google Review Ratings of UK Football Stadia

Football stadium ratings reveal that Premier League clubs tend to have higher Google review rankings than those in lower divisions. According to data collected by Pete Tomlin, who searched every home football ground in the Football League via Google, the highest-rated ground is Anfield (Liverpool) with a rating of 4.7 from 54,546 votes.

Only two other clubs have achieved a 4.7 rating: Tottenham Hotspur (26,545 votes) and Nottingham Forest's City Ground (2,245 votes). The top 10 highest-rated grounds include Old Trafford/Manchester United, Emirates Stadium/Arsenal, City of Manchester Stadium/Manchester City, Stamford Bridge/Chelsea, St James' Park/Newcastle United, Elland Road/Leeds United, and Molineux/Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The lowest-ranked Premier League ground is Hull City's MKM Stadium with a rating of 4.3 from 3,676 votes. In the Championship, QPR (Loftus Road) has the lowest rating at 4.1 from 3,458 votes, while Oxford United's Kassam Stadium and Stevenage's SPORTA Arena are tied for the lowest rating in the Football League with a score of 4.0.