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Wimbledon Stadium & Plough Lane

Plough Lane (Cherry Red Records Stadium) is a modern multi-purpose football stadium in Wimbledon, south-west London, and the home of AFC Wimbledon since November 2020. The ground comprises a permanent main west stand and semi-permanent stands on the other three sides, with seating, a rail-standing home terrace and hospitality facilities. The venue also hosts rugby league fixtures and community events in its event spaces.

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Photograph via Wikimedia Commons

First raised

2020

Its prime

2024

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 2024

What Plough Lane looked like in its prime.

A compact modern football ground with a taller four-storey west main stand of concrete and glass facing three lower semi-permanent stands; seat-banks in blue and yellow form patterns and blocks, including a rail-standing terrace on the south end. A well-marked rectangular green pitch sits within, edged by white lines and floodlight pylons; the stands have simple flat cantilevered roofs and exposed concrete buttresses. Behind the west stand rise mid-rise brick residential blocks close to the stadium perimeter.

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11 places to explore in 2024.

The record describes 11 distinct spots at Plough Lane, including 7 interiors: cappagh stand hospitality level / balcony, ry stand (east) seating - family area, paul strank stand (south) rail-standing terrace and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and explore every one, more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Main entry from Plough Lane (exterior approach)Secondary entrance on Greyhound Parade (exterior approach)Cappagh Stand exterior façade (west main stand)Cappagh Stand hospitality level / balconyRy Stand (east) seating - family areaPaul Strank Stand (south) rail-standing terraceTogglit Stand (north) away seating and isolationPitchside near the halfway line (touchline view)Centre circle / halfway-line aerial view from lower seatsInterior event space / concourseExterior view with adjacent residential brick blocks

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