Stamford Bridge has been named the ‘fanciest’ Premier League stadium by some distance in a new study.

The data from Bally Casino sees Stamford Bridge comes out on top with an overall score of 79 out of 100, ahead of Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium on 70.  Various factors were taken into account, from hospitality experiences to non-football activities. The final league table is below:

Rank Club Stadium Location Score
1 Chelsea Stamford Bridge London 79
2 Arsenal Emirates Stadium London 70
3 Newcastle United St. James’ Park Newcastle upon Tyne 69
4 Liverpool Anfield Liverpool 66
5 Manchester City Etihad Stadium Manchester 64
6 Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur Stadium London 62
7 Everton Goodison Park Liverpool 61
8 Aston Villa Villa Park Birmingham 56
9 Southampton St Marys Stadium Southampton 53
10 Fulham Craven Cottage London 50
11 Brentford Gtech Community Stadium London 47
12 Manchester United Old Trafford Manchester 45
13 Brighton AMEX Stadium Brighton 44
14 Ipswich Town Portman Road Ipswich 41
15 Bournemouth Vitality Stadium Bournemouth 40
16 Wolverhampton Wanderers Molineux Stadium Wolverhampton 39
17 Crystal Palace Selhurst Park London 38
18 Nottingham Forest City Ground Nottingham 37
19 Leicester City King Power Stadium Leicester 35
20 West Ham United London Stadium London 34

 

With Google reviews of 4.5 stars out of five, a spa on site and hospitality packages costing as much as £17,000, it is no surprise to see the Blues’ home home living up to Chelsea’s reputation as a location.

Matchday hospitality packages include their own private bar, kitchen, bathrooms and birds-eye views of the pitch,  guaranteeing an unobstructed and uninterrupted experience during matches.

The Blues have seen their season ticket prices more than triple over the last couple of years amidst various stadium upgrades. And while the action on the pitch may leave a lot to be desired at times, at least Chelsea fans can revel in the luxuries offered at Stamford Bridge.

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