Elland Road

Elland Road – almost 150 years of history

Elland Road is Leeds Football Club’s historic old stadium. Built in 1897, the stadium has been home to Leeds since the club’s formation in 1919, in the aftermath of World War I. Elland Road is the 14th biggest football ground in England with a capacity 37,890. The ground once held 57,892 for a match versus Sunderland back in 1967, when it didn’t yet have seating restrictions. The ground has held some famous matches over the years, and maybe you'll witness the next! Be a part of Elland Road’s continuing story when you buy Elland Road tickets on StubHub to watch a Leeds home game.

Music concerts or football?

Elland Road also plays host to music concerts and has played host to many popular acts throughout the years. In the past, the stadium has been graced by performances from the likes of Kaiser Chiefs, U2, Queen and the Happy Mondays. The venue is absolutely ideal for a concert thanks to its spectacular atmosphere. Leeds is a well-connected city too, so the ground should be easy to get to if you’re unfamiliar with it. Elland Road is easily reached from Cottingley and Leeds rail stations, as well as the Leeds park and ride facility. 

Troubled times and a brighter future

Leeds have had somewhat of a downwards slump in the second half of the 21st century. Leeds has a history full of silverware but have fallen away from the Premier League in recent seasons. From 2007-2010, Leeds United F.C. were languishing in League One, however they returned to the Championship, the second tier of English football, and have struggled to return to their former strength ever since. Get down to Elland Road and cheer on The Peacocks as they aim for the top once again. Buy Elland Road tickets and watch some high-quality football in the heart of Yorkshire. Before tickets sell out, scroll up the page and buy tickets through StubHub. You can also sell your Elland Road tickets if you can no longer make it, and this way you won’t lose money. Book tickets to see the continuing rivalry against Manchester United. Leeds also have another rivalry with fellow northern team Liverpool FC. If Leeds aren’t playing these teams anytime soon – which is fairly likely if they're not in the Premier League – why not browse our selection of Premier League tickets and pick any fixture that catches your eye.