StadiumDBTurf Moor
| Capacity | 21 944 |
|---|---|
| 8154 (The James Hargreaves Stand) | |
| 6280 (The Jimmy McIlroy Stand) | |
| 4000 (The Bob Lord Stand) | |
| 4112 (The Cricket Field Stand (The David Fishwick Stand)) | |
| 2100 (Away section) | |
| Country | England |
| City | Burnley |
| Clubs | Burnley FC |
| Inauguration | 17.02.1883 (Burnley - Rawtenstall, 3-6) |
| Record attendance | 54 775 (Burnley - Huddersfield Town, 1924) |
| Address | Harry Potts Way, Burnley, BB10 4BX |
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