About Plough Lane Stadium

Plough Lane Stadium, also known as the Cherry Red Records Stadium, is the home of AFC Wimbledon. This modern facility in South West London opened in 2020, marking an iconic return to Wimbledon for the club. Serving as a hub for football and community events, Plough Lane Stadium is a shining example of fan ownership in football.

History

AFC Wimbledon’s journey back to Plough Lane is a remarkable story of resilience and passion. The original Plough Lane, home to Wimbledon FC until 1991, was lost when the club was controversially relocated. Fans rallied to form AFC Wimbledon in 2002, and after years of hard work, the new Plough Lane Stadium was completed in 2020—a true homecoming for the fan-owned club.

Interesting Facts

• Plough Lane Stadium has a capacity of approximately 9,300 and features modern, energy-efficient designs.
• It was funded in part by a unique community investment scheme led by the fans.
• The stadium is named Cherry Red Records Stadium in partnership with a longtime sponsor.
• Beyond football, Plough Lane hosts community events, corporate functions, and more.

Atmosphere

The vibrant atmosphere at AFC Wimbledon Stadium is unmatched. From the passionate chants of loyal supporters to the electric energy on matchday, every game at Plough Lane feels special. Fans bring pride and unity to this iconic ground, creating memories for all who visit.

Stadium Tours

Go behind the scenes at Plough Lane Stadium with an exclusive guided tour. Tours run on select days each month, allowing fans to explore key areas like the players’ tunnel, pitchside, and hospitality suites. Learn about the extraordinary rise of AFC Wimbledon and its inspiring return to Plough Lane. For tour dates and booking details, visit the AFC Wimbledon Tour Section on their Official Website.

Official Website

For more information or to book tickets, visit the AFC Wimbledon Official Website.