The 92 Club

The 92 Club is the defining challenge in English groundhopping. The rules are simple: visit a football ground in all 92 clubs across the Premier League, Championship, League One, and League Two. There is no time limit, no official body, and no prize — just the satisfaction of completing a set that most football fans never will.

The challenge changes every season. Promotion and relegation shift the list — a ground you've ticked off might drop out, and a new one appears. That constant movement is part of what makes the 92 compelling: you're chasing a moving target.

Read our complete guide: The 92 Club: complete guide to visiting every English Football League ground, or our practical tips: How to complete the 92 Club in 2026.

Premier League grounds (20)

The top tier — the hardest tickets but the biggest atmospheres. These 20 grounds are the starting point for most 92 Club attempts.

• Emirates StadiumArsenal
• Villa ParkAston Villa
• Vitality StadiumBournemouth
• Gtech Community StadiumBrentford
• American Express StadiumBrighton
• Stamford BridgeChelsea
• Selhurst ParkCrystal Palace
• Goodison ParkEverton
• Craven CottageFulham
• AnfieldLiverpool
• Etihad StadiumManchester City
• Old TraffordManchester United
• St James' ParkNewcastle
• The City GroundNottingham Forest
• Tottenham Hotspur StadiumTottenham
• London StadiumWest Ham
• Molineux StadiumWolves

Plus grounds for the remaining PL clubs in the current season. The full 20 shifts each year with promotion and relegation.

How to track your progress

Footbeen tracks your 92 Club progress automatically. Every time you log a match at one of the 92 grounds, your count goes up. The app shows:

• How many of the 92 you've visited
• Which grounds are still to do
• Your personal stadium map lighting up across England
• A dedicated 92 Club achievement badge when you complete the set

Tips for completing the 92

• Plan regional weekends. Combine 2-3 grounds in one trip — midweek League Cup + Saturday league match in the same city.
• Do lower leagues first. League Two grounds are easiest to tick off — cheap tickets, no sell-outs. They're also the most vulnerable to relegation out of the 92.
• Use cup matches. FA Cup, League Cup, and EFL Trophy take big clubs to small grounds.
• Don't rush. The 92 is a multi-year journey. Enjoy each ground for what it is.

For the full strategy guide, read: How to complete the 92 Club in 2026: tips from groundhoppers.

Frequently asked

What is the 92 Club?

The 92 Club is a challenge to visit all 92 football grounds in England's top four professional divisions: the Premier League, Championship, League One, and League Two.

How do I track my 92 Club progress?

Footbeen automatically tracks which grounds you've visited. Log matches at any of the 92 grounds and the app shows your progress.

How long does it take to complete the 92?

Most groundhoppers take 5-15 years. Some dedicated fans complete it in 2-3 seasons by planning midweek trips and combining multiple grounds in a single weekend.

Do grounds change when teams get promoted or relegated?

Yes. The 92 changes every season. Most completionists count any ground they've visited while it was in the top four tiers.

More challenges

Completed the 92? Or looking for something different? Try these:

• Top 5 Leagues Tour — attend a match in every top European league
• Stadium Bucket List — 25 iconic grounds every fan should visit
• Derby Collection — attend the 10 greatest derbies in world football