Bramall Lane
Bramall Lane opened in 1855 as a cricket ground and staged the world's first floodlit football match in 1878. It also hosted England's only Test match at Sheffield, in 1902, and matches at Women's Euro 2022.
Bramall Ln, Highfield, Sheffield S2 4SU
Sheffield (0.7 miles)
Plan your journeyUpcoming matches at Bramall Lane
- Sheffield United Women FC v Bristol City Women
- Sheffield United Women FC v Durham Women
- Sheffield United Women FC v Sunderland AFC Women
- Sheffield United Women FC v Watford FC Women
- Sheffield United Women FC v Southampton FC Women
- Sheffield United Women FC v Burnley Women
- Sheffield United Women FC v Newcastle United WFC
- Sheffield United Women FC v Wolverhampton Wanderers Women
Parking & getting there
Car parks nearby
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Bramall Lane Onsite Stadium Car Park
Onsite parking bays exist directly within the stadium perimeter and Cherry Street/John Street areas, but matchday access is strictly restricted to pre-booked official permit holders and pre-arranged disabled pass holders.
Onsite -
Car Park The Moor (Eyre Street Car Park)
A large multi-storey car park providing over 600 spaces, 24/7 access, lift access, accessible bays, and CCTV monitoring within short walking distance of the ground.
CCTV Disabled