We’ve done EVERY away day in the top four divisions – this is every team’s ground ranked worst to best and everything you need to know about pubs, pints, pies, punch-ups and more… where does your club rank?

League One and League Two may have been the starter. The Championship perhaps even a second course. Now the main dish – the Premier League – is back.

This weekend will see all 92 teams in the top four leagues of English football in action once again with the new campaign well underway.

That means 92 teams will fight for honours – be that promotion, survival, European qualification or even titles. And it all starts here.

So strap in ready for the next nine months. Nine moths that will see fans catching trains, journeying over motorways and maybe even jetting all over England and Wales to watch their teams in action as they compete for glory.

An away trip can often be a venture into the unknown – the ticket price, the atmosphere, the view, even the closest station. But fear not – Daily Mail Sport has you covered.

Here, we rank the 91 away days in the top four divisions of English football – with Everton to come, as there hasn’t been an away day yet at Hill Dickinson Stadium – with a full breakdown of what to expect ahead of your journey to watch your team play.

CONTRIBUTORS: Lewis Browning, Nathan Salt, Liam Morgan, Luke Power, Henry Clark, Mike Keegan, Alex McCarthy, Lewis Steele and Will Pickworth 

91. Stadium:mk, MK Dons

Division: League Two Opened: 2007 Capacity: 30,303 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: North east corner

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 2/10

Closest station and distance: Fenny Stratford, 1.1 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £7

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: MK1 1ST

Writer’s honest review: A soulless ground with a soulless away end that sees the birds flying lower than you, there’s little argument for this as the worst away end in the entire EFL. It has all the various kiosks you would want but fans are packed together high in the stadium to the point it feels like you’re watching a live version of Subbuteo. Noise struggles to carry. Nathan Salt

90. Pirelli Stadium, Burton Albion

Division: League One Opened: 2005 Capacity: 7,088 Away allocation: 1,200

Where they sit: East terrace for larger allocations, seated areas in the main stand

Ticket price: £23

Atmosphere: 3/10

Closest station and distance: Burton-on-Trent, 1.3 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 3

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: DE13 0AR

Writer’s honest review: In all honestly, a forgettable stadium but the terrace can redeem it slightly – if your allocation is good enough to get it. If not, you’ll be to the side of the goal in one of the smallest grounds in the EFL. Lewis Browning

89. Highbury Stadium, Fleetwood Town

Division: League Two Opened: 1939 Capacity: 5,137 Away allocation: 800

Where they sit: Percy Ronson Terrace

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Poulton-le-Fylde, 4.9 miles

Car park and cost: Central Car Park, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 4

Google reviews: 4.2

Postcode: FY7 6TX

Writer’s honest review: It’s fundamentally a non-League ground, which is good if that’s your thing. But it takes ages to get there from pretty much anywhere, with the closest train station almost five miles away. Fans are friendly, but the atmosphere is flat and it’s a bit of a non-event overall. Maybe harshly placed, but easily forgettable. Lewis Browning

88. London Stadium, West Ham United

Division: Premier League Opened: 2012 Capacity: 68,013 Away allocation: 2,800

Where they sit: South West corner, Trevor Booking Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Pudding Mill Lane, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Westfield Shopping Centre, £9.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 77

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: E20 2ST

Writer’s honest review: Where do we start? The away end is cut into two, and the view from both is dreadful – particularly the top of the upper tier, which feels like miles from the pitch. There is not much in the way of pubs for away fans close by, so travelling supporters often opt to drink at the Wetherspoons next to Liverpool Street station before making the slog to Stratford, and it can take an age to get back to transport hubs post-match. Near the bottom of the table without a shadow of a doubt. Liam Morgan

87. Kassam Stadium, Oxford United

Division: Championship Opened: 2001 Capacity: 12,537 Away allocation: 1,500

Where they sit: Far end of the North Stand

Ticket price: £24

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Radley, 2.5 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 18

Google reviews: 4/5

Postcode: OX4 4XP

Writer’s honest review: It does always feel strange in the away end at Oxford because of the non-existent stand to the right. I have only had bad footballing experiences there – three defeats out of three, which may influence its ranking – but there is at least a good selection of pubs and easy parking. Lewis Browning

86. Molineux, Wolverhampton Wanderers

Division: Premier League Opened: 1889 Capacity: 31,750 Away allocation: 2,750

Where they sit: Steve Bull Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Wolverhampton, 0.5 miles

Car park and cost: WMT, £12.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 26

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: WV1 4QR

Writer’s honest review: One of the worst away ends in the league. It stretches across an entire side of the stadium, meaning generating an atmosphere is difficult even for the louder fanbases. While there are good food and drink options inside and outside the stadium, and a dedicated away pub within a 15-minute walk, a trip to Molineux is not one to look forward to. Liam Morgan

85. JobServe Community Stadium, Colchester United

Division: League Two Opened: 2008 Capacity: 10,105 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £23.65

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Colchester, 1.6 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £7

Arrests in 2024-25: 1

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: CO4 5UP

Writer’s honest review: An impressive structure, but unfortunately rarely full and its position next to the A12 means it is lacking character. Given its location, there are limited amenities nearby. Will Pickworth

84. Peninsula Stadium, Salford City

Division: League Two Opened: 1978 Capacity: 5,032 Away allocation: 1,100

Where they sit: Half of the East Stand

Ticket price: £21

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Clifton, 1.6 miles

Car park and cost: Moor Lane, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 4

Google reviews: 4.3

Postcode: M7 3PZ

Writer’s honest review: One of the trickier grounds to get to when it comes to public transport and in terms of atmosphere as an overall day out it is lacking more often than not. Away fans get the entire East Terrace and you can make quite a racket in there given the design of the terrace. There does seem to have been a concerted effort on the food and drink front to be one of the league leaders. Nathan Salt

83. Memorial Stadium, Bristol Rovers

Division: League Two Opened: 1921 Capacity: 9,834 Away allocation: 1,100

Where they sit: East Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Ashley Down, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: Gloucester Road, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 4

Google reviews: 4.2

Postcode: BS7 0BF

Writer’s honest review: One of the most unorthodox stadiums in the entire EFL and so from a nostalgia perspective it’s easy to see why it’s popular for visiting fans. But, in truth, the overall experience as an away fan is questionable, with an old-fashioned open terrace leaving you exposed to the elements and it can feel cramped when your side has sold the allocation. Food and drink facilities are nothing to write home about. Nathan Salt

82. Select Car Leasing Stadium, Reading

Division: League One Opened: 2008 Capacity: 24,376 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: Half of the East Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Reading Green Park, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: Car Park 3 Red Zone, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 8

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: RG2 0FL

Writer’s honest review: An impressive arena, if lacking personality, the Select Car Leasing Stadium is another out-of-town stadium that isn’t the easiest to travel to. Attendances have been low and the atmosphere lacking in recent years, although that has mainly been due to protests against Dai Yongge’s ruinous ownership of the club, which has thankfully come to an end. Will Pickworth

 81. Vale Park, Port Vale

Division: League One Opened: 1950 Capacity: 15,036 Away allocation: 3,363

Where they sit: Bycars End

Ticket price: £27

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Longport, 1.2 miles

Car park and cost: Dimensions Leisure Centre, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 5

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: ST6 1AW

Writer’s honest review: Away fans at Vale Park get the Bycars End, which, oddly enough, was a home section until 2023. It’s a fairly basic stand with huge poles holding it up which could obstruct the view on a particularly packed day. All the local pubs in Burslem are only for home fans, but the Vale Social bar outside the away end can be accessed by the travelling contingent – for £2 per head. A decent ground with decent turnouts but won’t blow your socks off. Luke Power

80. Holker Street, Barrow

Division: League Two Opened: 1909 Capacity: 6,500 Away allocation: 552

Where they sit: Holker Street End

Ticket price: £23

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Barrow-in-Furness, 0.5 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £2

Arrests in 2024-25: 15

Google reviews: 4/5

Postcode: LA14 5UW

Writer’s honest review: Part of the stand is covered, with the ground old-fashioned and small. They are making an effort to rebuilt the ground but, again, it’s very far from anywhere and mostly quiet. Still, not far from the station and cheap parking. Lewis Browning

79. Carrow Road, Norwich City

Division: Championship Opened: 1935 Capacity: 27,359 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: South Stand nearest the Barclay End

Ticket price: £32

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Norwich, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: County Hall, Martineau Lane, £6, cash only

Arrests in 2024-25: 16

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: NR1 1JE

Writer’s honest review: This writer had difficulty getting in the away end at Carrow Road for a pre-season friendly, a week before they hosted Liverpool in the Premier League, Let’s hope the stewarding has improved since, But a good view and good home support too. Lewis Browning

78. MEMS Priestfield Stadium, Gillingham

Division: League Two Opened: 1893 Capacity: 11,582 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: Either at the end of the Gordon Road Stand or in the lower tier of the Brian Moore Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Gillingham, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Woodlands Primary School, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.5

Postcode: ME7 4DD

Writer’s honest review: Gillingham isn’t the nicest area but this old-school ground has been the club’s home since its incarnation in the 19th century. Food options are solid, with the club owners looking to improve experience with a fan area too. If it rains, expect to have an unpleasant experience due to the lack of roof on the infamous scaffolding away end if that’s where you are sat. But you may get some complimentary rain macs for your troubles. Overall, it’s a good ground for Gillingham’s level – but the experience is probably nicer for home fans than away. Lewis Browning

77. Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Division: Championship Opened: 1801 Capacity: 10,500 Away allocation: 1,500

Where they sit: Left side of the Wrexham Lager Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Wrexham General, 0.1 miles

Car park and cost: Wrexham University car park, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: LL11 2AH

Writer’s honest review: Anyone hoping to arrive in Wrexham expecting the glitz and glamour presented by their Hollywood owners will unfortunately be let down. Parking is easy enough, but the ground is run-down and the view not great. But there is still something to be said about such an old ground standing strong today. Lewis Browning

76. The Den, Millwall

Division: Championship Opened: 1993 Capacity: 19,369 Away allocation: 4,000

Where they sit: North Stand, top tier

Ticket price: £32

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: South Bermondsey, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 38

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: SE16 3LN

Writer’s honest review: It can be pretty hot and cold at The Den – if things aren’t going the home team’s way, it can be a bit nervy, but don’t let that distract you from the genuinely beautiful ground. Easy to get to as well, especially by coach. Lewis Browning

75. Sixfields, Northampton Town

Division: League One Opened: 1994 Capacity: 8,203 Away allocation: 972

Where they sit: Persimmon Homes South Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Northampton, 1.2 miles

Car park and cost: Sixfields Car Park, £4

Arrests in 2024-25: 13

Google reviews: 4.1/5

Postcode: NN5 5QA

Writer’s honest review: An opinion that is perhaps blighted by it raining on every trip I’ve made there, Sixfields is a strange stadium. On the outskirts of Northampton, it is difficult to get to and is in the shadows of a retail park which means it is a venue lacking character, although a couple of nearby pubs are decent spots for a pre-match tipple. Will Pickworth

74. Brick Community Stadium, Wigan Athletic

Division: League One Opened: 1999 Capacity: 25,133 Away allocation: 5,400

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £23

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Wigan Wallgate, 1.3 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £6

Arrests in 2024-25: 5

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: WN5 0UZ

Writer’s honest review: In terms of allocation, Wigan Athletic is one of the best for away fans outside the Premier League with around 4,700 tickets on offer with the entire North Stand at the disposal of visitors. The issue with an away day at Wigan is that it’s a pretty soulless experience and the stadium is rarely sold out which makes it something of a damp squib. Wigan North Western and Wigan Wallgate train stations are both around 20 minutes walk to the stadium and while the pies are decent – check out the chicken balti one – at half-time, little around the ground and a half-full stadium makes this a forgettable away day. Nathan Salt

73. Mornflake Stadium, Crewe Alexandra

Division: League Two Opened: 1906 Capacity: 10,109 Away allocation: 1,700

Where they sit: Whitby Morrison Ice Cream Van Stand

Ticket price: £28

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Crewe, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £3.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 6

Google reviews: 4.1/5

Postcode: CW2 6EB

Writer’s honest review: Given this stadium opened in 1906 it’s not exactly brimming with mod-cons and the away end – situated down the side of the impeccably named Whitby Morrison Ice Cream Van Stand – can often throw up restricted views due to various pillars. Facilities are so-so but as you’d expect from an old-school ground like this one, you can generate some great noise in the end if your team gets on top. Nathan Salt

72. Ewood Park, Blackburn Rovers

Division: Championship Opened: 1882 Capacity: 31,363 Away allocation: 4,000

Where they sit: Bryan Douglas Darwen End in the lower tier

Ticket price: £33

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Mill Hill, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 17

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: BB2 4JF

Writer’s honest review: Clubs with large fanbases can be given up to 7,000 tickets in one of the stands behind the goal, so this can be a raucous away day. While the stadium itself is dated, it is well-connected for fans arriving by car, train or bus. The concourses are narrow, but the kiosks offer a decent range of food and drink, while there are three excellent pubs within walking distance for those keen on a pre-match pint. Nathan Salt

71. Loftus Road, Queens Park Rangers

Division: Championship Opened: 1904 Capacity: 18,193 Allocation: 1,800

Where they sit: Upper tier of the Achilleus Security Stand

Ticket price: £39

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Shepherd’s Bush Market, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Westfield Shopping Centre, £8.50 for four hours

Arrests in 2024-25: 15

Google reviews: 4.1/5

Postcode: W12 7PJ

Writer’s honest review: A lovely ground that provides a lovely experience for any away fan – atmosphere aside, which can be a bit weak. Lewis Browning

70. Hillsborough, Sheffield Wednesday

Division: Championship Opened: 3,700 Capacity: 34,835 Away allocation: 1,899

Where they sit: Leppings Lane End

Ticket price: £20

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Sheffield, 2.8 miles

Car park and cost: Sheffield College, Hillsborough Campus, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 33

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: S6 1SW

Writer’s honest review: The location of the ground, on the north side of the city, makes it a bit of a nightmare to get to and away from via public transport. Away fans are usually housed in the top tier of the Leppings Lane End, but can occupy the bottom half too if a large allocation is granted. When Wednesday are flying, you will be hard-pressed to experience a better atmosphere in the Football League. The queues for the bar, however, are notoriously painstaking. Henry Clark

69. bet365 Stadium, Stoke City

Division: Championship Opened: 1997 Capacity: 30,089 Away allocation: 2,800

Where they sit: South East corner

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Stoke-on-Trent, 1.4 miles

Car park and cost: South Car Park, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 35

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: ST4 4EG

Writer’s honest review: In their Premier League heyday, Stoke City was one of the most feared away grounds and although the atmosphere has taken a knock in recent years, it is a pleasant and modern trip to make. The ground being slightly out of town and with limited amenities nearby do take the score down, although the concourse is a good place to generate an atmosphere pre-game. Will Pickworth

68. Broadfield Stadium, Crawley Town

Division: League Two Opened: 1997 Capacity: 5,907 Away allocation: 1,600

Where they sit: North Terrace and a section of the East Stand

Ticket price: £20

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Crawley, 0.9 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 8

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: RH11 9RX

Writer’s honest review: Crawley’s ground sometimes gets a bad reputation in terms of its size and modernity, but the away end is a proper old-school terrace and the atmosphere inside the ground can certainly ramp up. It’s relatively easy to reach by public transport and the food and drink prices are more than reasonable. Will Pickworth

67. Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff City

Division: League One Opened: 2009 Capacity: 33,280 Away allocation: 1,800

Where they sit: South east corner of the stadium between the Grange and Ninian Stands

Ticket price: £24

Atmosphere: 6

Closest station and distance: Ninian Park, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: Gol Centres, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 25

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: CF11 8AZ

Writer’s honest review: A little less exciting than Ninian Park, but the atmosphere is always on the better side and the view is strong. Very modern – for better or for worse. Lewis Browning

66. Kenilworth Road, Luton Town

Division: League One Opened: 1905 Capacity: 10,265 Away allocation: 1,500

Where they sit: One side of the Oak Road Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Luton, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: Power Court, £1.40, permit required

Arrests in 2024-25: 8

Google reviews: 4.1/5

Postcode: LU4 8AW

Writer’s honest review: The leg space is a huge problem here. The walk to the away end is also famous for essentially passing over a number of back gardens – there was plenty of washing hanging when this writer visited. But it has an old-school feel and is good for ‘limbs’ with any last-minute winners. Lewis Browning 

65. Swansea.com Stadium, Swansea City

Division: Championship Opened: 2003 Capacity: 20,996 Away allocation: 3,500

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £32.50

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Swansea, 1.2 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £15

Arrests in 2024-25: 10

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: SA1 2FA

Writer’s honest review: This writer is a sucker for the aesthetics of a white and black stadium. Parking is easy – and if you don’t say your team is playing in Europe when you visit, you are doing it wrong. Lewis Browning

64. Bloomfield Road, Blackpool

Division: League One Opened: 1899 Capacity: 16,616 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: East Stand

Ticket price: £28

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Blackpool South, 0.5 miles

Car park and cost: Seasiders Way, £7

Arrests in 2024-25: 6

Google reviews: 3.8/5

Postcode: FY1 6JJ

Writer’s honest review: When going in summer you can frankly get burnt if you are in the bottom section of the away end, so a place at the top is recommended. It’s insanely cheap – not the nicest area, but who really cares about that? Nathan Salt

63. Portman Road, Ipswich Town

Division: Championship Opened: 1884 Capacity: 29,813 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: Upper tier of the Cobbold Stand, but can also filter into the lower tier

Ticket price: £38

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Ipswich, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: IBC Parking, £15

Arrests in 2024-25: 17

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: IP1 2DA

Writer’s honest review: At Portman Road, the away fans are banished to part of the Cobbold Stand, which runs parallel to the sideline, and split across two tiers. It’s the oldest part of the ground, built in the 1970s, and there has been talk of redevelopment. This is a classic away day – a short walk from the town centre, with some allowance for safe standing, and statues of Sir Alf Ramsay, Sir Bobby Robson, and Kevin Beattie outside. Luke Power

62. Ashton Gate, Bristol City

Division: Championship Opened: 1887 Capacity: 26,459 Away allocation: 4,200

Where they sit: Atyeo Stand

Ticket price: £33

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Butterfly Junction, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Aston Vale Road, £15

Arrests in 2024-25: 26

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: BS3 2EJ

Writer’s honest review: More than 4,000 fans can be housed in the John Atyeo stand. It’s a surprisingly high figure given that the stand has a cramped feel to it. You feel as though you are within touching distance of the goal situated in front of you, but the far end feels like a long way away. A fairly standard concourse greets away fans, though the range of pies was particularly good on my visit to the south west. Henry Clark

61. Wham Stadium, Accrington Stanley

Division: League Two Opened: 1968 Capacity: 5,278 Away allocation: 1,800

Where they sit: Coppice End

Ticket price: £22

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Accrington, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 3

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: BB5 5BX

Writer’s honest review: On the plus side, away fans can often get a very healthy allocation when going to the Wham Stadium. On the down side, toilet facilities are questionable at best – particularly for female fans; it’s an uncovered away end on the Coppice Terrace so you’re exposed to the elements; and an open end means the noise can often get lost. Big bonus points for having a pub strategically positioned just outside of the away end. Nathan Salt

60. The Hive, Barnet

Division: League Two Opened: 2013 Capacity: 6,500 Away allocation: 1,890

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £10

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Canons Park, 0.5 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £6

Arrests in 2024-25: 1

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: HA8 6AG

Writer’s honest review: A major fault and long-running controversy of Barnet’s stadium is that it is not in Barnet, meaning you don’t really get the usual matchday feeling or atmosphere as you approach the ground. The away end has a great concourse though and it gives you a good vantage point to watch games from. Will Pickworth

59. Pride Park, Derby County

Division: Championship Opened: 1997 Capacity: 33,597 Away allocation: 2,700

Where they sit: Corner between the East and South Stands

Ticket price: £24

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Derby, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: DW Sports, £8

Arrests in 2024-25: 15

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: DE24 8XL

Writer’s honest review: Pride Park boasts one of the highest average attendances in the Championship, so you’re set for an atmospheric away day. The away end isn’t really an end – just a corner tucked between the East and South stands. Opened on an exposed suburban business park in 1997 with three of the stands in a bowl design, it lacks the awe-inspiring brushstrokes of a long footballing history… but at least you’ll be comfortable. Luke Power

58. Bramall Lane, Sheffield United

Division: Championship Opened: 1855 Capacity: 32,050 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Lower tier of the Bramall Lane Stand

Ticket price: £33

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Sheffield, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: Sheffield College, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 33

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: S2 4SU

Writer’s honest review: This always feels like an arduous journey but when you do make it to Bramall Lane you know you are in for a very good atmosphere, especially if it is a night game. Away fans in league matches are put in the bottom tier of the Bramall Lane Stand behind one of the goals. It’s one of the oldest professional football grounds in the world and so is unsurprisingly popular for fans to tick off each season. There are plenty of food and drinks stands in the concourses and TVs also stationed inside to keep across scores from around the grounds. Parking can be an issue if you’re not early but it’s generally easy enough to get to from the train station with around a 15-minute walk. Consider The Globe and The Beer Engine as two drinking spots en route prior to the match. Nathan Salt

57. Anfield, Liverpool

Division: Premier League Opened: 1884 Capacity: 61,276 Allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Lower tier of the Anfield Road Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 9/10

Closest station and distance: Kirkdale, 1.1 miles

Car park and cost: North Liverpool Academy, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 45

Google reviews: 4.6/10

Postcode: L4 0TH

Writer’s honest review: While some may consider it a bucket-list trip, the reality is somewhat different. Anfield is a considerable distance from local train stations and Liverpool Lime Street, the concourses are tightly packed and the away end itself is also rather cramped. Food options can also be limited, especially before kick-off. On the plus side, the Arkles is a great away pub and the atmosphere can be excellent. Liam Morgan

56. Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace

Division: Premier League Opened: 1924 Capacity: 25,194 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: Right side of the Arthur Wait Stand

Ticket price: 30

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Selhurst, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: St Chad’s RC Primary School, £14.99

Arrests in 2024-25: 19

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: SE25 6PU

Writer’s honest review: Selhurst Park is one of the trickier grounds to get to – especially for fans of Northern teams – and it is another ground with restricted view seats. Concourses are wider than you might expect for an old stadium, including a handy outdoor area, and you cannot walk to the ground from Thornton Heath without passing a pub or takeaway, so you will not go hungry or thirsty! Liam Morgan

55. Turf Moor, Burnley

Division: Premier League Opened: 1883 Capacity: 21,944 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: Barnfield Construction Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Burnley Central, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: Deanmill (Plumbe Street) Car Park, £4

Arrests in 2024-25: 18

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: BB10 4BX

Writer’s honest review: Turf Moor has a real old-school vibe and there are areas of the away end where the view is hampered, but it is walkable from the train station. The biggest plus is the cricket club on the doorstep of the visiting section, which is popular with travelling fans as it has three bars, a range of hot and cold food, and plenty of seating and space. Liam Morgan

54. MKM Stadium, Hull City

Division: Championship Opened: 2002 Capacity: 25,586 Away allocation: 2,600

Where they sit: North east corner in the North Stand

Ticket price: £24

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Hull Paragon Interchange, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: Walton Street, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 14

Google reviews: 4.3

Postcode: HU3 6HU

Writer’s honest review: The view from the away end is good and there are plenty of food and drink options on the concourse, which you’d expect for a club that was in the Premier League in the not-so-distant past. Will Pickworth

53. Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster Rovers

Division: League One Opened: 2007 Capacity: 15,231 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: North Stand closest to the East Stand

Ticket price: £23

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Doncaster, 1.4 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 11

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: DN4 5JW

Writer’s honest review: Unfortunately a victim to the modern bowl-like design that became the craze, the Eco-Power Stadium is smart and clean but has no distinguishable features. Its position on the outskirts of Doncaster, a lengthy walk from the town centre, also impacts the away-day experience. Will Pickworth

52. Elland Road, Leeds United

Division: Premier League Opened: 1897 Capacity: 37,645 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: John Charles Stand towards the South Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 9/10

Closest station and distance: Cottingley, 0.9 miles

Car park and cost: North Stand Car Park, £12

Arrests in 2024-25: 36

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: LS11 0ES

Writer’s honest review: Few stadiums in the Premier League offer a better atmosphere than Elland Road. The visiting section is right next to one of the most vocal areas of Leeds fans, although it can be difficult to see the action at the opposite end. While there is a matchday shuttle, the ground is a fair trek from the train station. When arriving, away supporters have a dedicated fan zone serving hot and cold food, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Liam Morgan

51. American Express Stadium, Brighton and Hove Albion

Division: Premier League Opened: 2011 Capacity: 31,876 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: South-east corner of the stadium in the South Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Falmer, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £18

Arrests in 2024-25: 13

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: BN1 9BL

Writer’s honest review: Brighton is a superb city, especially if your team is lucky enough to get a trip to the Amex in the summer months, and the away end being behind the goal guarantees a great view of the action. The pies in the visiting section are also among the best in the league, but the shambolic transport to and from the main train station severely counts against it. Liam Morgan

50. St James Park, Exeter City

Division: League One Opened: 1904 Capacity: 8,219 Away allocation: 1,400

Where they sit: St James Road end, 1045 standing with 200-300 seated in the Cowshed Stand

Ticket price: £27

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: St James Park, 0.1 miles

Car park and cost: Triangle Car Park, £5.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 6

Google reviews: 4.5

Postcode: EX4 6PX

Writer’s honest review: An away day that will be an extremely long journey unless you’re a Plymouth fan, St James Park is nestled right in the heart of its community and is surrounded by leafy hills. The atmosphere is welcoming and the home fans on the aptly-named Thatchers Cider Big Bank back their players to the hilt. Will Pickworth

49. Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium, Walsall

Division: League Two Opened: 1990 Capacity: 11,300 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: The University of Wolverhampton Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 4/10

Closest station and distance: Bescot Stadium, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: Banks’s Stadium Car Park, £8

Arrests in 2024-25: 15

Google reviews: 4.1/5

Postcode: WS1 4SA

Writer’s honest review: Feels like it’s older than it is. Not a great view but solid enough for what you want from a lower-league away day. Pretty unspectacular overall. Lewis Browning

48. AESSEAL New York Stadium, Rotherham United

Division: League One Opened: 2012 Capacity: 12,021 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: Mears South Stand

Ticket price: £28

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Rotherham Central, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: Rotherham Interhange, £6.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 4

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: S60 1AH

Writer’s honest review: Another impressive away end with a great view and a great concourse for socialising whenever you may desire. Another bowl, though, which is either good or bad – depending on your viewpoint. Also great for parking. Lewis Browning

47. Etihad Stadium, Manchester City

Division: Premier League Opened: 2002 Capacity: 52,900 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: South Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Ashburys, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: Joie Stadium, £12

Arrests in 2024-25: 94

Google reviews: 4.6/10

Postcode: M11 3FF

Writer’s honest review: The away end at the Etihad is split into three, making generating a raucous atmosphere tricky – and the trip up to the very top is not for the faint-hearted. But the stadium is well-connected with local transport and the food and drink facilities outside the ground are up there with the best in the league, while the concourses are spacious. Liam Morgan

46. Oakwell, Barnsley

Division: League One Opened: 1888 Capacity: 23,287 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: North Stand

 Ticket price: £27

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Barnsley, 4 miles

Car park and cost: Queen’s Ground, £4

Arrests in 2024-25: 15

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: S71 1ET

Writer’s honest review: Away fans are given the entire North Stand and its acoustics make for a potentially great away day if you team is in form. It’s an excellent view and the allocation is often high compared to other League One grounds where space is at a premium – not an issue at Barnsley. Accessibility to Oakwell is good for those travelling on public transport as it is about a 10-minute walk from the train station. Facilities are adequate but one of the biggest gripes of a trip to Oakwell is that food and drink prices feel excessive compared to other grounds at the level. Nathan Salt

45. Prenton Park, Tranmere Rovers

Division: League Two Opened: 1912 Capacity: 16,587 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: Cowshed Stand

Ticket price: £23

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Rock Ferry, 1 mile

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 9

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: CH42 9PY

Writer’s honest review: At Prenton Park, away fans are given a full stand behind the goal which gives you the chance to create a good atmosphere and also have a good vantage point. The home supporters generate a good noise and the ground is rooted in its community. Will Pickworth

44. Edgeley Park, Stockport County

Division: League One Opened: 1891 Capacity: 10,900 Allocation: 1,366

Where they sit: One side of the Popular Side Stand

Ticket price: £28

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Stockport, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Caroline Street, 80p for four hours

Arrests in 2024-25: 9

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: SK3 9DD

Writer’s honest review: One of the smaller allocations at the level given the size of the stadium. Edgeley Park is convenient to get to and provides a food offering that generates rave reviews from home and away fans. Pillars can obstruct view from the side stand where away fans are housed but it’s a perfectly fine away day experience overall. Not one of the greats but far from the worst, also. Nathan Salt

43. St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton

Division: Championship Opened: 2001 Capacity: 32,284 Allocation: 3,200

Where they sit: Northern Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Woolston, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: St Mary’s C of E Primary School, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 23

Google reviews: 4.4

Postcode: SO14 5FP

Writer’s honest review: St Mary’s has nearly been open for 25 years and the stadium certainly felt like a move into the modern world at the turn of the Millennium – and a colossal upgrade from The Dell. With that comes nice, wide concourses, toilets fit for hordes of people and all of that jazz, but the place does lack a certain soul. It’s not your most raucous away day inside the ground. It’s OK. But a couple roads over in St Mary’s Street, it’s different. You might not associate Southampton with rough and ready, but you should have your wits about you walking down that road if you’re an away fan. Alex McCarthy

42. The Hawthorns, West Bromwich Albion

Division: Championship Opened: 1900 Capacity: 26,804 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Smethwick End Stand

Ticket price: £32

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: The Hawthorns, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: Mercure Brimingham West Hotel, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 15

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: B71 4LF

Writer’s honest review: Visits to the Hawthorns typically get good reviews. It’s easy to get to, a good size, and steeped in history after first opening in 1900. As a day-tripper you’ll be housed in the side left of the Smethwick Stand behind the goal with plenty of safe standing to sing your lungs out. There’s plenty of passion here at the highest league ground in England – and kudos for its original name, based on the hawthorn bushes that used to occupy the territory. Luke Power

41. SMH Group Stadium, Chesterfield

Division: League Two Opened: 2010 Capacity: 10,600 Away allocation: 2,100

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Chesterfield, 1.1 miles

Car park and cost: Sheffield Road, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 8

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: S41 8NZ

Writer’s honest review: One of the more modern grounds at the level, away fans are given the entire North Stand and its design makes it ideal for the view as well as generating a lively away end. There are TVs in the concourse that allow you to keep up to date with scores elsewhere and there is a wide array of food on offer. An enormous Tesco outside the ground means you can even do a big shop on the way home! Nathan Salt

40. Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth

Division: Premier League Opened: 1910 Capacity: 11,379 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: Blocks 23 and 24 of the East Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Pokesdown, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £6

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: BH7 7AF

Writer’s honest review: Another away trip at its best at the start or towards the end of the season, given Bournemouth’s popularity as a seaside town. The visiting section at the Vitality is the smallest in the league but offers a great view from most of the stand – save for the first few rows – and the ground is easily reachable on foot from nearby Pokesdown station. Food inside the stadium is typical football fodder and supporters hoping for a beer or two can enjoy a chilled pint opposite the station. Liam Morgan

39. The Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury Town

Division: League Two Opened: 2007 Capacity: 9,875 Away allocation: 1,100

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Shrewsbury, 1.6 miles

Car park and cost: Shrewsbury Park and Rice, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 10

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: SY2 6ST

Writer’s honest review: It’s always a far better experience as an away fan when you get allocated the entire stand and this is the case here with away fans totally dominating the DM Recruitment Stand, the North Stand of the stadium. This is a hugely popular away end partly because the view is excellent, the facilities are of a good standard, the allocation is high compared to other teams in the league, and the stand is designed in a steep way to make you feel on top of the action. Lots of boxes ticked. Nathan Salt

38. Adams Park, Wycombe Wanderers

Division: League One Opened: 1990 Capacity: 10,137 Away allocation: 2,026

Where they sit: Hillbottom Road End

Ticket price: £28

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: High Wycombe, 2.2 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 4

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: HP12 4HJ

Writer’s honest review: Away fans get the entire stand behind one of the goals and that makes for a great occasion at a real family-friendly club. There is a fan zone area outside of the away end although service is often slow. Toilets have seen better days and it’s a tricky old place to get to if you’re not driving. But inside the stadium fans can generate plenty of noise and it’s a decent unobstructed view of the entire pitch. Nathan Salt

37. Rodney Parade, Newport County

Division: League Two Opened: 1877 Capacity: 7,850 Away allocation: 600

Where they sit: Bisley Stand

Ticket price: £22

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Newport, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Kingsway Shopping Centre, £2

Arrests in 2024-25: 0

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: NP19 0UU

Writer’s honest review: A trip to Newport is more about what you do when you are not at the football. Nearby Celtic Manor is a Mecca for golfers, and a decent hotel to boot, albeit a little reminiscent to the one in The Shining. A night out down Cambrian Road may have you seeing twins and phantom bartenders by the time you get back, especially if you head to Mojos for 2-4-1 cocktails and karaoke (no sad songs, as the sign on the DJ booth warns). Rodney Parade itself is compact, with two open ends, and does not offer the greatest viewing experience in the EFL. At least you will be dry at the end of the covered, more modern Bisley Stand. The locals in the west stand opposite can create a decent atmosphere. Mike Keegan

36. Deepdale, Preston North End

Division: Championship Opened: 1878 Capacity: 23,408 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Bill Shankly Kop

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Preston, 1.4 miles

Car park and cost: Sir Tom Finney Car Parks, £12.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 14

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: PR1 6RU

Writer’s honest review: Deepdale retains a sense of history – its seating bears the faces Sir Tom Finney, Bill Shankly, and Alan Kelly, the former has an iconic statue outside, and it’s a traditional English ground with four distinct stands. Every fan should visit at least once. Moor Park across the street affords the chance for a kickabout if you’re in the mood. The away end, dedicated to Shankly, is quite steep so you get the feeling you’re on top of the action. Expect to make most of the noise – Deepdale isn’t the most boisterous – and come prepared to watch a rainy 0-0 draw. Inside, you’ve got a fairly standard selection of grub, drinks, and toilets. Nothing too fancy. With the walk from the station taking almost 40 minutes through the city centre, you’ve got plenty of pubs and takeaways to pick from. Parking is at a premium on the narrow terraced streets nearby. Luke Power

35. LNER Stadium, Lincoln City

Division: League One Opened: 1895 Capacity: 10,669 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: Stacey West Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Lincoln, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £4

Arrests in 2024-25: 16

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: LN5 8LD

Writer’s honest review: A brilliant experience as an away fan. There is a fan zone offering en route to the away end that is open to home and away supporters and provides high end, gourmet-style food offerings that are miles better than most fare at football grounds. The away end itself – the Stacey West stand – allows for a good deal of noise and the acoustics overall are sound. Don’t listen to any naysayers, this is one of the best away day experiences in the EFL. Nathan Salt

34. Vicarage Road, Watford

Division: Championship Opened: 1921 Capacity: 22,200 Away allocation: 2,200

Where they sit: One half of the Vicarage Road Stand

Ticket price: £35

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Watford High Street, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Field Junior School, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 11

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: WD18 0ER

Writer’s honest review: A stadium nestled right in the heart of its community, Vicarage Road can generate a terrific atmosphere. The away end is compact, adding to the experience and given it’s only a short train from London, this is a decent trip for away fans. Will Pickworth

33. Abbey Stadium, Cambridge United

Division: League Two Opened: 1932 Capacity: 8,127 Away allocation: 1,600

Where they sit: South Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Cambridge North, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: Coldhams Lane, £4

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: CB5 8LN

Writer’s honest review: The switch to giving away fans a terrace on the side has made a major boost in the atmosphere and the Abbey is a quaint old stadium. Cambridge is also a beautiful city so the pre-match experience is very pleasant, particularly if the sun is out. Will Pickworth

32. County Ground, Swindon Town

Division: League Two Opened: 1892 Capacity: 15,728 Away allocation: 1,200

Where they sit: Arkell’s Stand

Ticket price: £24

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Swindon, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 5

Google reviews: 4/5

Postcode: SN1 2ED

Writer’s honest review: Although the County Ground is an impressive structure for the fourth tier, it is perhaps showing its age and in need of modernisation. Nevertheless, it is simple to get to, has plenty of pre-match places to venture, and the away end in the far corner of the ground is ripe for a good atmosphere. Will Pickworth

31. Cherry Red Records Stadium, AFC Wimbledon

Division: League One Opened: 2020 Capacity: 9,215 Away allocation: 1,500

Where they sit: Paul Strank Stand

Ticket price: £27

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Haydons Road, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Queen’s Road, £4.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 8

Google reviews: 4.7

Postcode: SW17 0NR

Writer’s honest review: A modern ground given it was only opened in 2020, this is one of the more pleasant away ends in the EFL. There is a good space for a drink and bite to eat pre-match, while the tightly packed nature of the stand makes it perfect for limbs and home fans also make a decent amount of noise. Will Pickworth

30. One Call Stadium, Mansfield Town

Division: League One Opened: 1861 Capacity: 9,186 Away allocation: 1,910

Where they sit: North Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Mansfield, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: King Edward Primary School, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 14

Google reviews: 4.4

Postcode: NG18 5DA

Writer’s honest review: A ground that will be instantly enhanced by the belated reopening of one stand that has been closed for many years, the One Call Stadium is regularly sold out and has a real traditional EFL feel. There are suitable establishments nearby for away fans to soak up the pre-match atmosphere too. Will Pickworth

29. Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford

Division: Premier League Opened: 2020 Capacity: 17,250 Away allocation: 1,500

Where they sit: East Stand in blocks N120, E117, E116, E115, E218, E217, E216, E215

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7

Closest station and distance: Kew Bridge, 0.1 miles

Car park and cost: Lionel Primary School, £25

Arrests in 2024-25: 16

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: TW8 0RU

Writer’s honest review: One of the newer grounds to visit for fans of Premier League clubs but an underrated away day. The tight, compact away end, which houses around 1,300, offers a great view for travelling supporters. There are numerous food and drink choices close by, and the Gtech is easily accessible by public transport and on foot. Liam Morgan

28. Emirates Stadium, Arsenal

Division: Premier League Opened: 2006 Capacity: 60,704 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Lower tier of the South East corner

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Drayton Park, 0.2miles

Car park and cost: Holocene Motor Group, £30

Arrests in 2024-25: 42

Google reviews: 4.6

Postcode: N7 7AJ

Writer’s honest review: Roomier than most other away ends, both inside the stadium bowl and on the concourse. The Hercules Pub on Holloway Road is good for away fans as most pubs near the ground are for home fans only, while another alternative is to drink in Euston or other parts of central London before taking short tube journey to the ground. The food and drink options are more than respectable, and a walk from any of the nearby stations is adorned with the typical matchday food vans. Liam Morgan

27. EV Charger Points Stadium, Cheltenham Town

Division: League Two Opened: 1927 Capacity: 6,923 Away allocation: 1,100

Where they sit: Hazelwoods Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Cheltenham Racecourse, 1.3 miles

Car park and cost: Parklands Community Centre, £8

Arrests in 2024-25: 0

Google reviews: 4.1/5

Postcode: GL52 5NA

Writer’s honest review: Though facilities are basic, the stadium is a friendly place to visit and easily accessible, though slightly longer from the station than you’d hope. A charming, chilled away visit with a good view – and, with the form they are in, you will probably get three points too. Lewis Browning

26. Lamex Stadium, Stevenage

Division: League One Opened: 1961 Capacity: 7,300 Away allocation: 1,390

Where they sit: South Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Stevenage, 1 mile

Car park and cost: On-site, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 5

Google reviews: 4.0/5

Postcode: SG2 8RH

Writer’s honest review: The Lamex is not the most groundbreaking stadium but it is a solid ground and a good atmosphere is usually a given. There are two on-site pubs that are worth a trip, plus it is a welcoming and friendly club. William Pickworth

25. Toughsheet Community Stadium, Bolton Wanderers

Division: League One Opened: 1997 Capacity: 28,723 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: South Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7

Closest station and distance: Horwich Parkway, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £7

Arrests in 2024-25: 13

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: BL6 6JW

Writer’s honest review: Away fans get access to a two-tiered south stand at the Toughsheet Community Stadium and having been a Premier League team not too long ago – despite what rival fans may say – this is a fairly slick away-day experience. There are plenty of food and drink establishments close to the ground and a number of kiosks inside to prevent long queues and lengthy delays to return to the action. One of the most popular away days in the league. Nathan Salt

 24. Blundell Park, Grimsby Town

Division: League Two Opened: 1899 Capacity: 9,052 Away llocation: 2,000

Where they sit: 600-2000 seats are available in the Osmond Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: New Clee, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: Blundell Avenue, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 13

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: DN35 7PY

Writer’s honest review: Blundell Park is one of the most traditional and old-school grounds in the entire EFL and while the overall allocation isn’t huge, there are so many plus points to this away day. One, you’ll be able to get the best fish and chips of the season here. Two, Grimsby Town actually have a dedicated away fan bar at Blundell Park in the right-hand corner of the away end. Just wrap up warm as that chill from the North Sea is no joke. Nathan Salt

23. Fratton Park, Portsmouth

Division: Championship Opened: 1899 Capacity: 20,899 Away allocation: 1,400

Where they sit: Milton End

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Fratton, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Milton Cross School Car Park, £6

Arrests in 2024-25: 16

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: PO4 8RA

Writer’s honest review: Fratton Park has one of the most iconic away ends. Really friendly stewards and plenty of space, with the food vans outside the ground often generous with cheap food after full time. The walk up the stairs to the away end if memorable – the only issue is bollards causing a potential restricted view. Lewis Browning

22. Home Park, Plymouth Argyle

Division: League One Opened: 1893 Capacity: 17,900 Away allocation: 1,300

Where they sit: Kawasaki Barn Park End

Ticket price: £28

Atmosphere: 9/10

Closest station and distance: Plymouth, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: Devonport High School for Girls, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 16

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: PL2 3DQ

Writer’s honest review: Home Park is a memorable outpost housing one of the EFL’s two Devon clubs. Situated in a beautiful part of the country, not far from the seaside, it’s known for its boisterous energy generated by the Green Army. The Barn Park End is all seated and covered. The facilities are good as it was rebuilt in 2001, but the concourse can be a tight squeeze. Families are also invited into the club’s fan zone to take part in a variety of sporting activities, so the kids can blow off steam after a forbidding journey here. Luke Power

21. Hayes Lane, Bromley

Division: League Two Opened: 1938 Capacity: 5,300 Away allocation: 600

Where they sit: East Terrace

Ticket price: £22

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Bromley South, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: St Mark’s Square, £8

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: BR2 9EF

Writer’s honest review: Hayes Lane is a steady walk up from the train station – which has a popular Wetherspoons directly opposite – but again the side terrace where away fans are housed can be brutal when the weather is not on your side. You get plenty of space but it’s not the steepest so your perspective on the action is far from ideal. The home dugout is in front of the away end so there is a lot of pantomime jibes going back and forth to entertain. For the league, one of the better food and drink offerings. Nathan Salt

20. The Valley, Charlton Athletic

Division: Championship Opened: 1919 Capacity: 27,111 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Jimmy Seed Stand

Ticket price: £27

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Charlton, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: Westmoor Street, free

Arrests in 2024-25: 11

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: SE7 8BL

Writer’s honest review: A spacious away end with a unique entrance near the road, but then again spacious when you get to the concourse. Best to get food at the stand closer to the arena than the entrance, and plenty of parking and food options outside too. Will Pickworth

19. Old Trafford, Manchester United

Division: Premier League Opened: 1910 Capacity: 74,197 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: South east corner of the stadium in the lower tier of the East Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 9/10

Closest station and distance: Trafford Park, 1 mile

Car park and cost: On-site, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 121

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: M16 0RA

Writer’s honest review: Old Trafford offers one of the better views from an away end in the Premier League and the acoustics allow supporters to make a significant racket. The stadium is easily accessible from Manchester city centre – fans can use trams or buses – and there are dozens of food outlets on the walk from any of the nearby stations. However, beer-drinkers will be disappointed with the offering on the concourse, which is dated to say the least. Liam Morgan

18. Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry City

Division: Championship Opened: 2005 Capacity: 32,753 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: West corner of the South Stand

Ticket price: £32

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Coventry Arena, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £16

Arrests in 2024-25: 24

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: CV6 6GE

Writer’s honest review: There is a small separation from home fans which ensures a spicy atmosphere and you also have to cross the traffic of home fans to get into the ground if arriving on a supporters’ coach as they often park on the side road opposite the stadium. Will Pickworth

17. Stamford Bridge, Chelsea

Division: Premier League Opened: 1877 Capacity: 40,341 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Lower tier of the Shed End

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 6/10

Closest station and distance: Fulham Broadway, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: Chelsea and Westminster hospital, £15 for 3-4 hours and rising at £3 per hour

Arrests in 2024-25: 76

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: SW6 1HS

Writer’s honest review: Fans unlucky enough to have a ticket towards the back of the lower tier will find their view severely restricted by the stand above, and the concourses are far from spacious, but otherwise this is another decent away day. The Courtfield Tavern, opposite Earl’s Court station, is a good choice for visiting fans and there are plenty of food options on the way to the ground. Liam Morgan

16. King Power Stadium, Leicester City

Division: Championship Opened: 2002 Capacity: 32,261 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: North east corner of the ground between the two stands

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Leicester, 1.1 miles

Car park and cost: Castle Mead Academy, £15

Arrests in 2024-25: 30

Google reviews: 4.6/50

Postcode: LE2 7FL

Writer’s honest review: The King Power has been a happy hunting ground for visiting teams in recent years amid Leicester’s struggles, which has impacted the atmosphere. But it has a good balance between modernity and the traditional bits that make a stadium great. Will Pickworth

15. Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough

Division: Championship Opened: 1995 Capacity: 34,742 Away allocation: 3,500

Where they sit: Corner nearest the South Stand

Ticket price: £32

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Middlesbrough, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: Teeside University, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 16

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: TS3 6RS

Writer’s honest review: The Riverside might not be much to look at – and is very similar to St Mary’s and other modern bowl stadiums – but it is well worth a visit as an away fan. As well as the usual pies, hotdogs and sausage rolls, supporters can purchase the local delicacy, a parmo, at the ground, which is a must if visiting Middlesbrough. Pints on the concourses are cheap, too, costing an average of £3.60 last season. When inside the stadium bowl, the view from the away end in the corner of the Riverside is superb. Luke Power

14. Brisbane Road, Leyton Orient

Division: League One Opened: 1890 Capacity: 9,271 Away allocation: 1,459

Where they sit: East Stand South

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Leyton, 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Stanley Road, £3

Arrests in 2024-25: 7

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: E10 5NF

Writer’s honest review: The only London away day in League One this season, Brisbane Road is extremely easy to get to via public transport, meaning you have plenty of time to drink in any surrounding east London pub. The atmosphere is usually decent too and the flats that overlook the pitch add a quirk, although the placement of away fans on the side of the ground rather than behind the goal slightly brings down the experience. Will Pickworth 

13. Weston Homes Stadium, Peterborough United

Division: League One Opened: 1913 Capacity: 15,314 Away allocation: 1,800

Where they sit: Main Stand, at the end closest to the GH Display Stand

Ticket price: £26

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Peterborough (NVR), 0.4 miles

Car park and cost: Pleasure Fair Meadow, £6

Arrests in 2024-25: 10

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: PE2 8AL

Writer’s honest review: One of the noisiest away ends in the EFL. The away section at London Road offers brilliant acoustics to make it an away day to remember (provided your team comes out on top). Facilities wise they are much more basic than some of their peers but from my experience, this was one of the great away days for atmosphere. Nathan Salt

12. Boundary Park, Oldham Athletic

Division: League Two Opened: 1904 Capacity: 13,513 Away allocation: 4,000

Where they sit: Chadderton Road End

Ticket price: £20

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Mills Hill, 1.8 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 9

Google reviews: 4.2/5

Postcode: OL1 2PA

Writer’s honest review: A welcome return to the EFL for one of the Premier League founder members and a proper ground full of character with four different stands. Away fans are situated in the Chaddy End, which was traditionally for home supporters, behind a goal. If you fancy a pint, the Rifle Range is a decent pre-match haunt with friendly locals where away fans are welcome and is a 10-minute walk. Last season, Oldham introduced food trucks behind the new Joe Royle Stand which are worth a visit – if Filthy Fries and Buffalo Chicken are your thing. If it’s August, wear a coat. If it’s December, wear two. Mike Keegan

11. Exercise Stadium, Harrogate Town

Division: League Two Opened: 1920 Capacity: 5,000 Away allocation: 850

Where they sit: Barclay LED Stand, Kitching Plant Hire Stand and PIB Insurance Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 5/10

Closest station and distance: Harrogate, 0.8 miles

Car park and cost: Kingswood Surgery, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 1

Google reviews: 4.2

Postcode: HG2 7SA

Writer’s honest review: Not your usual rough and tumble football experience, a trip to Wetherby Road remains one of my favourite away days. The town is charming, as is the stadium, which creeps up on you amid neatly-packed houses. An away day that is well worth it. Will Pickworth

10. St James’ Park, Newcastle United

Division: Premier League Opened: 1892 Capacity: 52,000 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Upper tier of the Leazes End

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 10/10

Closest station and distance: St James, 0.1 miles

Car park and cost: Barrack Road, £1.40 an hour

Arrests in 2024-25: 41

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: NE1 4ST

Writer’s honest review: Famous for having the highest away end in the country, with fans needed to climb 140 stairs to reach level 7 of St James’ Park. The view is as you would expect from such a vantage point, but the atmosphere is superb. It is also one of the few stadiums located in the city centre, which is a huge positive. Visiting supporters in need of pre-match refreshment should try the Victoria Comet pub, directly opposite the main train station and where away fans tend to gather before matches. Liam Morgan 

9. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur

Division: Premier League Opened: 2019 Capacity: 62,850 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: North east corner of the stadium, lower tier

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: White Hart Lane, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: Wilbury Primary School, £15

Arrests in 2024-25: 41

Google reviews: 4.7/10

Postcode: N17 0BX

Writer’s honest review: Speaking of steps, you’ll pack a fair few in on the seemingly never-ending walk from Seven Sisters tube station. When you eventually arrive, the new stadium is first-class. Concourses offer a range of good-quality food and drink, while fans have a perfect view of the action from the corner of the ground. Away fans often tend to eat and drink along the Victoria Line in the hours before games as visiting supporter-friendly pubs nearby are sparse. Liam Morgan

8. St Andrew’s, Birmingham City

Division: Championship Opened: 1906 Capacity: 29,409 Away allocation: 4,500

Where they sit: Lower tier of the Gil Merrick Stand

Ticket price: £32.50

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Bordesley, 0.6 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 25

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: B9 4RL

Writer’s honest review: Visiting a historic old stadium like St Andrews is always a treat and this also represents one of the most hostile away days in the 92. As an away fan you are placed in the lower tier of the Gil Merrick Stand behind one of the goals and get an allocation around 2,000. For cup games you can be given the entire lower tier to double that to around 4,000. There is a small separation from home fans which ensures a spicy atmosphere and you also have to cross the traffic of home fans to get into the ground if arriving on a supporters’ coach as they often park on the side road opposite the stadium. The view from the away end is good and there are plenty of food and drink options on the concourse, which you’d expect for a club that was in the Premier League in the not-so-distant past. An away day that causes a ticketing scramble for most clubs once the calendar drops. Nathan Salt

7. City Ground, Nottingham Forest

Division: Premier League Opened: 1898 Capacity: 30,445 Away allocation: 2,000

Where they sit: Lower tier of the Bridgford Stand towards the Brian Clough Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 10

Closest station and distance: Nottingham, 0.7 miles

Car park and cost: Greenfield Community School, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: 29

Google reviews: 4.7/5

Postcode: NG2 5FJ

Writer’s honest review: One of those rare away days where you can’t help but come away wishing that your opponents’ home was your own. The City Ground is a majestic sight as you cross the Trent on the walk from the station, especially for night games. While the concourse is nothing spectacular, the view from the Bridgford Stand is superb – no supporting pillars to get in your way. And it helps that Nottingham is a cracking city for a night out in after too. Ticks every box. Henry Clark

6. Stadium of Light, Sunderland

Division: Premier League Opened: 1997 Capacity: 49,000 Away allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: Upper tier of the North Stand

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: St Peter’s, 0.3 miles

Car park and cost: On-site, £15

Arrests in 2024-25: 34

Google reviews: 4.4/5

Postcode: SR5 1SU

Writer’s honest review: The Stadium of Light saw some empty days when Sunderland were in League One, but fans will flock back now they are in the top flight again. Away fans are high in the sky with a dodgy view but the beer is cheap and it’s one many want to tick off their bucket list. Usually a long way to travel – to Sunderland, and up the thousand stairs to your seats. Lewis Browning

5. Villa Park, Aston Villa

Division: Premier League Opened: 1897 Capacity: 42,640 Away allocation: 2,900

Where they sit: North east corner of the Doug Ellis Stand, split into two tiers

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 9/10

Closest station and distance: Witton, 0.2 miles

Car park and cost: King Edward VI Ashton School, £20

Arrests in 2024-25: 71

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: B6 6HE

Writer’s honest review: A tight concourse gives this a proper football stadium feel. The away end is split into two, but both areas offer decent atmosphere. Plenty of food and drink vans en route to the famous old ground but the Witton Arms – located a stone’s throw from the away end – now being home supporters only makes drinking a little less convenient for visiting supporters. Liam Morgan

4. Accu Stadium, Huddersfield Town

Division: League One Opened: 1994 Capacity: 24,121 Away allocation: 2,500

Where they sit: Magic Rock Brewing Stand

Ticket price: £25

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Huddersfield, 0.9 miles

Car park and cost: St Andrew’s Road, £5

Arrests in 2024-25: 10

Google reviews: 4.3/5

Postcode: HD1 6PG

Writer’s honest review: A brilliant away day, given the vast array of great pubs in Huddersfield town centre. The Accu Stadium itself is just half a mile from the main station and offers superb acoustics for supporters hoping to generate an atmosphere. The view is not ideal from the front of the away stand behind the goal, and the concourses are uncovered, but don’t let that put you off a visit. William Pickworth

3. Valley Parade, Bradford City

Division: League One Opened: 1886 Capacity: 24,840 Away allocation: 1,300

Where they sit: Blocks F and G of the Bradford Lifts Stand

Ticket price: £24

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Bradford Forster Square, 0.5 miles

Car park and cost: Kirkgate Shopping Centrem £1.50 for 4 hours

Arrests in 2024-25: 8

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: BD8 7DY

Writer’s honest review: It’s worth visiting the memorial for the Bradford City Stadium fire of 18985 when you visit – a tragic event that saw 56 fans lose their lives. It’s up a hill, with the away entrance at the bottom. Not the best away end in terms of trying to create an atmosphere but a decent enough view at a historical ground. Lewis Browning

2. Meadow Lane, Notts County

Division: League Two Opened: 1910 Capacity: 20,229 Away allocation: 1,300

Where they sit: Jimmy Sirrel Stand

Ticket price: £22

Atmosphere: 8/10

Closest station and distance: Nottingham, 0.5miles

Car park and cost: Cattle Market, £3.50

Arrests in 2024-25: 6

Google reviews: 4.4

Postcode: NG2 3HJ

Writer’s honest review: Packed into the Jimmy Sirrel Stand, away fans run along the side of the pitch here which is atypical in the EFL when most clubs push you behind one of the goals. There is plenty of space outside of the away end to eat, drink and chat to friends and from experience, this has been one of the noisiest away experiences when your team is on top. Close to the city centre and a great day out. Nathan Salt

1. Craven Cottage, Fulham

Division: Premier League Opened: 1896 Capacity: 25,700 Allocation: 3,000

Where they sit: One half of the Putney End Stand on the riverside of the ground

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Putney Bridge, 0.7miles

Car park and cost: Fulham Boys School, £34.99

Arrests in 2024-25: 19

Google reviews: 4.5/5

Postcode: SW6 6HH

Writer’s honest review: Until recently, this would have been unthinkable when Craven Cottage still had a mixed away end, but now it is without doubt near top of the away-day table. Visiting fans have access to numerous pubs, both big and small, and there are no better walks to the stadium, passing through a park – with a very tasty BBQ offering freshly-cooked food – and along the River Thames. The view is also excellent when you do arrive, with spacious areas outside the catering and drinks stands. Liam Morgan

N/A. Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton 

Division: Premier League Opened: 2025 Capacity: 52,888 Away allocation: 3,500

Where they sit: North east corner

Ticket price: £30

Atmosphere: 7/10

Closest station and distance: Sandhills, 1.5 miles

Car park and cost: Trinity Catholic Primary School, £10

Arrests in 2024-25: N/A

Google reviews: 4.6/5

Postcode: L5 9SR

Writer’s honest review: In terms of aesthetics and the facilities, the brand-new Hill Dickinson Stadium has to be up there with the very best in the world. It has luxury sofas, a first for English football, for VIPs to watch the game — and the atmosphere will be good given the steep sides. It will be cold in the winter, though, given its waterfront location, and the transport links are terrible. Parking is extremely limited and it is a fair walk from Liverpool Lime Street railway station. Lewis Steele