Ingfield

Ossett United F.C. formed in 2018 through a merger of Ossett Town A.F.C. and Ossett Albion A.F.C., but the stadium at Prospect Road was built for Ossett Town. The site was purchased in 1957 following the sale of the club’s best player, Derrick Blackburn, to Swansea Town. The club built it themselves.

The capacity is listed as 3,280 in some sources, while others cite a matchday figure of 1,950 to 2,000. The stadium has undergone several redevelopment projects. In 2021, new LED floodlights were installed, and a pitch-side barrier was replaced. Between 2023 and 2024, the club received Football Foundation grants to build new changing rooms, a match officials' room, offices, and a medical room. Planning permission for these facilities was initially refused in 2019 due to noise and traffic concerns but was later granted. The stadium's former name was The 4G Voice and Data Stadium, a title adopted in December 2014 via a sponsorship deal with Ossett Town.

The all-time attendance record for the stadium is 2,600, set in 1988 during a pre-season friendly between Ossett Town and Manchester United, which marked the debut of Lee Sharpe for Manchester United. Other notable events include the hosting of a Women's FA Cup semi-final in 1999 between Croydon and Leeds United, matches for the Yorkshire representative team (including a 5-4 win over Panjab in 2019), and the 2018-19 West Riding County Cup Final. The stadium also hosted the charity concert 'Live @ Ingfield' in 2009, featuring bands Scouting For Girls, Good Charlotte, and Bowling For Soup. Ossett Albion, the other merged entity, previously played at Dimple Wells, not Ingfield.