St Andrew's Trillion Trophy Stadium

The ground sits where a brickworks once stood. The club built the place itself in 1906, handing a debut to the engineer Harry Pumfrey.

St Andrew's carries the weight of two world wars and a structural collapse. In 1941 the main stand burned down, and the club played an international match against Wales in the rubble with limited attendance. The ground survived the blaze.

The roof covers the main stand and the Kop.

The highest attendance in the all-seater era is 29,588, set against Arsenal in 2003. Before that, 66,844 people watched a fifth-round tie against Everton in 1939, and the record has stood since.

The club plays here, and the ground holds the memory of the fire.