Football quiz: Premier League stadiums

The newest stadium in the league. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian

1. How many stadiums have hosted Premier League games?

   1. 36

   2. 47

   3. 59

   4. 68

2. The smallest attendance for a Premier League match is 3,039. Which two clubs played in that game?

   1. Bournemouth and Newcastle

   2. Crystal Palace and Watford

   3. QPR and Oldham

   4. Wimbledon and Everton

3. Which is the oldest stadium that has hosted a Premier League game?

   1. Bramall Lane

   2. Anfield

   3. Molineux

   4. Goodison Park

4. Which stadium has featured standing sections in the Premier League in the 21st century?

   1. The Dell

   2. Craven Cottage

   3. St. James’ Park

   4. Villa Park

5. How many stadiums have featured in all 28 seasons of the league?

   1. Three

   2. Four

   3. Five

   4. Six

6. Which football stadium hosted the Rugby League World Cup final in 2000 and 2013?

   1. Elland Road

   2. Anfield

   3. The DW Stadium

   4. Old Trafford

7. Which stadium (which is best known by its sponsor) is also called the Falmer Stadium?

   1. The King Power Stadium

   2. The Emirates

   3. The Etihad

   4. The Amex

8. Which current Premier League stadium hosted a World Cup semi-final in 1966?

   1. Anfield

   2. Goodison Park

   3. Villa Park

   4. Old Trafford

9. How many stadiums in London have hosted Premier League games?

   1. Eight

   2. 10

   3. 12

   4. 14

10. What is the average attendance in the Premier League this season?

    1. 33,111

    2. 39,312

    3. 44,889

    4. 50,164

11. Which club has hosted Premier League games at three stadiums?

    1. Crystal Palace

    2. QPR

    3. Arsenal

    4. Tottenham

Solutions

1:C - Since the league began 28 years ago, 49 clubs have played at 59 grounds , 2:D - Ian Snodin, who scored for Everton in their 3-1 win, later recalled: “After I scored I remember running off to my right to celebrate with the supporters and I did a full lap of the pitch before I actually got to any fans!”, 3:A - Bramall Lane was opened in 1855 as a cricket ground. It has hosted both England football matches and an England cricket Test match., 4:B - Fulham’s stadium was not all-seater when they were promoted to the Premier League in 2001, so they played with some standing areas for a season before groundsharing with QPR at Loftus Road., 5:B - Old Trafford, Anfield, Goodison Park and Stamford Bridge., 6:D - Old Trafford will host the final of next year's tournament – if it goes ahead as planned., 7:D - The stadium is based in the village of Falmer, a few miles north of Brighton., 8:B - West Germany beat the Soviet Union 2-1 at Goodison. England won the other semi-final (and the final) at Wembley., 9:C - Highbury, Upton Park, Craven Cottage, the Emirates, Loftus Road, the London Stadium, Selhurst Park, Stamford Bridge, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Valley, Wembley and White Hart Lane., 10:B - The biggest attendance was at Old Trafford and the smallest was at Dean Court., 11:D - White Hart Lane, Wembley and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Scores

1. 1 and above.

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2. 2 and above.

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3. 3 and above.

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4. 4 and above.

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5. 5 and above.

   A decent score

6. 6 and above.

   A fine score

7. 7 and above.

   A fine score

8. 8 and above.

   A superb score

9. 9 and above.

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10. 10 and above.

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11. 0 and above.

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12. 11 and above.

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