Quiz! Can you name the 48 stadiums in English football with a 20,000+ capacity?
We're looking for the biggest grounds in good ol' Blighty (er, and Wales), from its hulking national stadium through to south-east London's intimidating tiddler
Football quiz time – and we're looking for the biggest stadium in English football.
The most recent in the top flight to open was Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium – and it's quite the venue. But unfortunately, it comes under the minimum capacity we're asking for today – so it doesn't count.
And you thought we'd give you an answer for free that easily. Ha!
It's strange to think that the 17,000-or-so-seater stadium that the Bees play at is as much as five times smaller than the national stadium. It's often hard to guess just how many seats you can fit in a ground – so this quiz might be a little tricky if you don't know capacities off by heart.
Anyhow: today it’s your job to name the qualifying grounds which could feasibly host a party for the inhabitants of... *Googles* ... Truro?
You have 12 minutes to guess 48 stadiums. Remember to tweet your scores @FourFourTwo, and challenge some friends while you're at it.
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