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| Current home to | Manchester United England » Premier League (step 1) |
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| Football visits | 103,556 (58.9% of our users have been here) |
| Other visits | 7,601 |
| Capacity | 74,879 |
| Address | Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA, England |
| Also known as | Theatre of Dreams |
| Also used for | Super League Grand Final |
| Record attendance | 76,962 Wolverhampton Wanderers v Grimsby Town FA Cup Semi-Final 25th March 1939 |
| Modern record attendance | 76,098 Manchester United 4-1 Blackburn Rovers 31st March 2007 |
Fixture data compiled from multiple sources, please check before travelling.
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These are the average ratings for Old Trafford as submitted by our registered users.
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“Nice ground but bad everything else”
Review written by cmbdzekie23 a Wombwell Town supporter on 30th September 2024
Review written by goonerjethro an Arsenal supporter on 16th June 2022
Review written by lloydystark an Everton supporter on 3rd May 2020
Review written by bha52 a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter on 28th March 2020
Review written by steve63- a Leeds United supporter on 10th January 2018
“Cosy but not half the atmosphere of other premier league clubs!”
Review written by abanahan a Liverpool supporter on 4th August 2015
“The theatre of no atmosphere”
Review written by stanleygeorge a Manchester City supporter on 6th September 2013
“Good but worse than i expected”
Review written by bcb2294 a Stevenage supporter on 8th April 2013
“Good ground, but ruined by stewards”
Review written by johnnyb18 a Queens Park Rangers supporter on 27th January 2013
Review written by irongav a West Ham United supporter on 2nd December 2012
Review written by herrlogik a Leyton Orient supporter on 21st November 2012
Review written by ronan a Manchester United supporter on 7th November 2012
“Brilliant ground and atmopshere”
Review written by marie a Manchester United supporter on 23rd September 2012
Review written by dontcallmeroger a Leeds United supporter on 25th August 2012
“Truly is the Theatre of Dreams”
Review written by stunner2020 a Stevenage supporter on 2nd May 2012
“Old Trafford - best ground in England!”
Review written by facebook-user-10565 a Queens Park Rangers supporter on 3rd January 2011
“Not As Good As You May Think”
Review written by facebook-user-55935 a Chelsea supporter on 7th October 2010
Review written by facebook-user-18343 a Manchester United supporter on 28th October 2009
Review written by facebook-user-90178 a Manchester United supporter on 5th August 2009
Review written by facebook-user-88712 a Blackburn Rovers supporter on 10th June 2009
Review written by facebook-user-73649 an Arsenal supporter on 17th May 2009
“Great stadium, but lacking in atmosphere!”
Review written by facebook-user-52566 a Dagenham & Redbridge supporter on 15th April 2009
Review written by facebook-user-18033 a FC Halifax Town supporter on 9th April 2009
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Saturday 19th March 2022
Man Utd are exploring their options as the club looks to improve the experience for fans attending matches.
One of the options on the table is a complete rebuild of the stadium which would include Man Utd finding another ground to play at whilst Old Trafford is knocked down and rebuilt. The new stadium would likely be around 90,000 capacity, making it level with Wembley Stadium as the second biggest ground in Europe.
This is likely to be the clubs least preferred option as it would mean playing away from Old Trafford for a number of years. Close rivalry makes groundsharing at either the Etihad or Anfield unlikely.
Another option being explored is a rebuild of the Sir Bobby Charlton South Stand. This had previously been downplayed due to the railway line which runs behind the stand. However, improvements in building materials could now make this a viable alternative.
A rebuilt South Stand would mean reduced capacity at matches whilst the work is being undertaken. The overall capacity of Old Trafford would likely rise to over 80,000 if this option is given the green light.
Thursday 30th April 2020
Manchester United's plans to turn part of Old Trafford into safe standing have been approved by Trafford Council.
Around 1,500 seats in the North East Quadrant will now be replaced by rail seating.
The Premier League club plans to have the work completed in time for the next match with fans at Old Trafford - although it's anybody's guess when that will be.
The club have stated that if this small trial is successful, it could be extended to other areas of the stadium.
Wednesday 26th February 2020
The FA have announced Old Trafford as the venue for the opening game of next year's Women's Euro 2021.
The largest club stadium in the country joins a list of 9 others which will host the tournament in June and July next year.
The final will be held at Wembley Stadium, with the FA hoping to set a new attendance record for the competition - aiming to beat the current high of 41,301 set in Sweden in 2013.
Fans looking to attend the competition can now register their interest for tickets on the official website.
Wednesday 12th February 2020
Manchester United have requested to install 1,500 safe standing rail seats at Old Trafford.
Season ticket holders in the affected area have already been made aware of a possible trial which could take place as easily as this season.
If their application is successful, the Premier League giants will join Wolves and Spurs in offering safe standing to their fans.
The seat replacement will be on a like for like basis, meaning Old Trafford's capacity will remain the same at 74,879.
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