About Lincoln City Stadium

Lincoln City Stadium, home to Lincoln City Football Club, is one of the most iconic venues in English football. Commonly referred to as Sincil Bank Stadium due to its historic name, it sits near the picturesque Sincil Dyke and offers fans an authentic football experience. Known for its vibrant matchday atmosphere, the stadium is cherished by locals and visitors alike.

History

Built in 1895, Sincil Bank Stadium has been the stage for over a century of Lincoln City FC’s triumphs and challenges. From hosting pivotal promotion matches to welcoming fans for FA Cup clashes, the stadium has evolved significantly while retaining its historic charm. Upgraded facilities, including new seating and improved accessibility, ensure it meets modern standards while preserving its roots.

Interesting Facts

• Sincil Bank Stadium is named after the nearby Sincil Dyke, a waterway running adjacent to the grounds.
• Lincoln City FC is affectionately nicknamed "The Imps," referencing the famous Lincoln Imp legend.
• The stadium has a seating capacity of just over 10,000, providing an intimate yet electric matchday experience.
• It has hosted charity and community events, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of Lincoln life.

Atmosphere

Matchdays at Lincoln City Stadium are a celebration of football and community spirit. The passionate support from The Imps’ fanbase creates a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Whether seated in the Co-op Stand or standing in the Stacey West Stand, fans enjoy an unforgettable experience.

Stadium Tours

Lincoln City Stadium offers occasional behind-the-scenes tours, typically during school holidays like half-term breaks. These tours provide fans with a unique perspective, allowing them to walk in the players’ footsteps. Highlights include visiting the changing rooms, walking through the players’ tunnel, and standing pitchside at the dugouts. The route also covers the Legends Lounge, executive boxes, trophy cabinet, and boardroom. Keep an eye on the Lincoln City FC Official Website for announcements and availability.

For more information or to book tickets, visit the Lincoln City Official Website.