How Many Pubs There Are Within 1 Mile of Every Premier League Stadium [2024/25]
James O’Reilly
21 – 26 minutes
Premier League
3
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General view of Newcastle’s St James’ Park
Pubs are an essential part of English football culture. More often than not, fans congregate for a drink in the hours before their team play, be it on the road or at home. It is ritualistic, something that supporters have been doing for decades, in the years where there were far fewer pubs and bars than there are in the modern day.
20-16
Manchester City, Brighton, Southampton, Fulham, Brentford
Brentford fans singing during a game.
Photo courtesy of Reuters.
Thomas Frank
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15-11
Manchester United, Leicester City, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, Aston Villa
10-6
West Ham United, Nottingham Forest, Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, Liverpool
Beyond Spurs in the list, there is a shift back up towards the north of the country with both Merseyside clubs, Everton and Liverpool, placing in seventh and sixth respectively. The Toffees have two fewer stadiums close to Goodison Park as Liverpool do to Anfield, though both grounds are exceptionally close to a pub. Goodison is 0.3 miles away from The Winslow whilst Anfield is 0.2 miles from The Arkles.
5-1
Chelsea, Ipswich Town, Arsenal, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Newcastle United
In third place is Arsenal. With 33 pubs near the Emirates, the North London stadium has the most variety within the capital. Wolverhampton Wanderers are second, which may seem surprising at first. Though fans may have to walk around half a mile from Molineux to get to a pub, they have 50 within a mile radius to choose from.
How Many Pubs There Are Within 1 Mile of Every Premier League Stadium [2024/25]
James O’Reilly
21 – 26 minutes
Premier League
3
Sign in to your GiveMeSport account
General view of Newcastle’s St James’ Park
Pubs are an essential part of English football culture. More often than not, fans congregate for a drink in the hours before their team play, be it on the road or at home. It is ritualistic, something that supporters have been doing for decades, in the years where there were far fewer pubs and bars than there are in the modern day.
20-16
Manchester City, Brighton, Southampton, Fulham, Brentford
Brentford fans singing during a game.
Photo courtesy of Reuters.
Thomas Frank
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Thomas Frank Names World’s Best Team After Facing Man City, Arsenal & Liverpool
Brentford’s tough start to 2025, facing all three title favourites, has given their boss a clear sense of which team is the best.
15-11
Manchester United, Leicester City, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, Aston Villa
10-6
West Ham United, Nottingham Forest, Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, Liverpool
Beyond Spurs in the list, there is a shift back up towards the north of the country with both Merseyside clubs, Everton and Liverpool, placing in seventh and sixth respectively. The Toffees have two fewer stadiums close to Goodison Park as Liverpool do to Anfield, though both grounds are exceptionally close to a pub. Goodison is 0.3 miles away from The Winslow whilst Anfield is 0.2 miles from The Arkles.
5-1
Chelsea, Ipswich Town, Arsenal, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Newcastle United
In third place is Arsenal. With 33 pubs near the Emirates, the North London stadium has the most variety within the capital. Wolverhampton Wanderers are second, which may seem surprising at first. Though fans may have to walk around half a mile from Molineux to get to a pub, they have 50 within a mile radius to choose from.
