Wembley Stadium

The new Wembley Stadium London opened in the Spring of 2007, breathing new life into what has served as the home of English football since 1923.

Boasting a capacity of 90,000, the new Wembley Stadium London is the second largest stadium in Europe and is home to the English international football team. In addition to the team's home games, the Wembley Stadium schedule features some of the biggest dates on the English football calendar including the FA Cup Finals and Semi Finals and The Carling Cup Final.

Designed with ultimate flexibility in mind, the Wembley Stadium London also provides an ideal setting for a variety of entertainment events including but not limited to the sporting world. Indeed, since its opening, the Wembley Stadium London has attracted some of the biggest names in music to its grounds; George Michael, Muse, Take That, U2, Madonna, Coldplay, Rihanna, Usher and Greenday are just a few of those stars featured on the Wembley Stadium schedule over the years. Major music events such as Live Earth and the Concert for Diana also took place at the Wembley Stadium London.

The new Wembley Stadium London is easily recognised by its 133 metre tall arch which reaches into the sky at the northern end of the stadium. The arch can be seen right across the city of London, and has become the defining feature of the venue.

For all the latest news and up-to-date event information, check out the Wembley Stadium schedule.