Exploring UK Football Stadiums

The video explores football stadiums in the UK that are surprisingly large for the small clubs they host. It covers 20 stadiums, detailing their history, capacity, and significance. The video highlights the deep-rooted football traditions and community importance of these venues, from Easter Road in Edinburgh to the Stadium of Light in Sunderland.

What is the main theme of the video introduction?

• The history of football in the UK

• Premier League top clubs

• Small clubs with large stadiums

• Famous football players

Which stadium is known for its deep footballing tradition in Scotland's capital?

• Easter Road

• Fratton Park

• Padre Stadium

• Swans.com Stadium

What is unique about Deepdale stadium?

• It is located in Wales

• It is the newest stadium in the UK

• It has been in continuous use since 1878

• It is the largest stadium in the UK

Which stadium is known for its intimidating atmosphere, especially in winter?

• Bramall Lane

• Bet 365 Stadium

• Portman Road

• Ewood Park

Which stadium is located on the banks of the River Trent?

• Bramall Lane

• Ewood Park

• City Ground

• Coventry Building Society Arena

What is a notable feature of the University of Bolton Stadium?

• It has a unique Canal lever roof

• It is the oldest stadium in the UK

• It is located in Scotland

• It has a capacity of over 50,000

What is the capacity of the Stadium of Light?

• 49,000

• 30,311

• 32,500

• 34,000

Which stadium is known for hosting not just football but also cricket, boxing, and rugby?

• Bramall Lane

• Riverside Stadium

• Pride Park Stadium

• Stadium of Light

What is the capacity of the Riverside Stadium?

• 32,500

• 49,000

• 34,000

• 30,311

Which stadium is known for its impressive design and excellent facilities, located on the banks of the River Wear?

• Pride Park Stadium

• Riverside Stadium

• Stadium of Light

• Cardiff City Stadium