Old Trafford

England1900s-1910s74,000 seats

Opened 1910, home of Manchester United

Overview

Known as the Theatre of Dreams, a nickname coined by Bobby Charlton, it is the largest club ground in England. Bombs damaged the stadium in 1941 during World War Two, forcing United to share Maine Road for several years. The Alex Ferguson era filled 76,000 seats with trophy celebrations for decades. A full renovation plan for the aging bowl is now the center of club ownership debates.

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