Guardian Warehousing Arena

Guardian Warehousing Arena is the current home of Sporting Khalsa F.C. The ground was originally built for Willenhall F.C. in 1905 as the Spring Bank Stadium, a venue that later operated as a greyhound racing track until 1980. Sporting Khalsa F.C. purchased the land from Banks's Brewery in 2010, becoming the first British Asian club to own its own home.

The club’s own redevelopment, completed in 2018, introduced a 5G synthetic pitch and updated spectator facilities. The surface is artificial (synthetic grass). Official attendance figures point to 2,252 on 24 October 2015 during an FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round match against F.C. United of Manchester. The site has carried several names: Noose Lane (original), Aspray Arena (or Aspray 24 Arena) following sponsorship and redevelopment, and currently Guardian Warehousing Arena.

Before Sporting Khalsa's arrival, Willenhall Town F.C. (formed in 1953) played there from their formation until 2013, when they moved to Long Lane Park. The specific year the original Noose Lane ground was built is not found, though it was in use by Willenhall Town for decades. The address is Noose Lane, Willenhall, West Midlands, WV13 3BB. The club operates its own website at www.sportingkhalsa.com; there is no separate official website for the arena itself.