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Stadium guides: a match in Europe
How to reach the ground, buy an official ticket without getting ripped off, where to sit and what to plan for. One free guide per stadium and per big derby, updated every season.
Stadiums
Manchester
Old TraffordManchester United. Tram to the ground; tickets mostly go to members.
Etihad StadiumManchester City. A newly expanded ground, 25 minutes on foot from the centre.
Liverpool
AnfieldLiverpool FC. Getting there is easy, the ticket much less so: it is all explained.
Hill Dickinson StadiumEverton. A brand-new ground on the docks, opened in 2025, right on the Mersey.
London
Emirates StadiumArsenal. A direct Tube from Heathrow; tickets mostly go to members.
Stamford BridgeChelsea. A historic ground in the middle of town, 5 minutes from the Tube.
Tottenham Hotspur StadiumTottenham. One of Europe's most modern stadiums, in north London.
London StadiumWest Ham. The former Olympic stadium, big and often easier to get into.
Madrid
Santiago BernabéuReal Madrid. A renovated ground in the heart of the city, metro at the door.
MetropolitanoAtlético de Madrid. A modern ground, a fiery crowd, and easier tickets.
Barcelona
Munich
Dortmund
Paris
Milan
Turin
The big derbies
Derby della MadonninaAC Milan vs Inter: two ends, two tifos, one stadium.
El ClásicoBarça vs Real: the world's most watched club match, in Barcelona or Madrid.
Merseyside derbyLiverpool vs Everton: one city's derby, now across two grounds.
Der KlassikerBorussia Dortmund vs Bayern: the Bundesliga's biggest game.
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