Premier League stadiums: Every away day ranked from worst to best - Liverpool 8th

Premier League away days most certainly weren’t created equal.

You’re probably not going to rock up at Craven Cottage anticipating pyrotechnics and a volcanic atmosphere just as you won’t arrive at the London Stadium ready to be mere inches away from the pitch.

At the end of the day, such is the diversity of stadiums and match-day experiences around the English top-flight that it’s inevitable fans will enjoy their visits to some more than others.

And while a lot of that will depend on personal taste in light of what an individual fan values most in their away days, the general themes of which arenas are the best and worst undoubtedly still come out in the average and aggregates.

In fact, the latest study into which Premier League away days rule the roost has shone a fascinating light on exactly that by breaking down the good, the bad and the ugly of what the division has to offer.

Conducted by OLBG, each Premier League stadium was assessed on how good they are to visit for a travelling fan with a whole number of metrics factored in to their eventual ranking.

Manchester United‘s Old Trafford was found to have the cheapest pints at £3.00 a go, while Southampton’s ground had the largest away allocation and parking was even free in certain areas close to Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park.

There are three stadiums that have their nearest train station just a three minute walk away, whereas there’s a half-hour hike for those completing the journey to Anfield on foot.

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Throw in Google reviews, police arrest statistics and overall capacities to boot before the in-depth study then awarded each stadium an away day score