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Broadhall Way

Stevenage FC · Stevenage, England

EFL League Two soccer stadium active
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TurfNurd Score — Great venue
Based on capacity, historical significance and visitor interest
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Team
Stevenage FC
Capacity
6,722
Year Built
1961
Surface
grass
Indoor / Outdoor
outdoor
Country

About Broadhall Way

Broadhall Way is a soccer venue located in Stevenage, England, with a seating capacity of 6,722. It is home to Stevenage FC, who compete in EFL League Two. Broadhall Way is one of 93 venues in England tracked on TurfNurd, and ranks 18th among EFL League Two stadiums by capacity.

About Broadhall Way

Broadhall Way

Planning a trip to see Stevenage FC in action? You'll find yourself at the Lamex Stadium, a compact and atmospheric ground that's been the heart of football in this Hertfordshire town for over six decades. While the venue first opened its gates back in 1961, Stevenage's current club has called it home since 1980, and there's a genuine grassroots football charm here that's increasingly hard to find in modern English football. The stadium holds just over 7,300 supporters, creating an intimate atmosphere where you'll feel genuinely close to the action—no matter where you're seated.

The ground's most memorable moment came during a magical FA Cup run in 1998, when over 8,000 fans squeezed in (thanks to temporary seating) to watch the non-league underdogs take on Premier League giants Newcastle United. That David versus Goliath spirit still permeates matchdays here. Whether you're a traveling away supporter or a neutral looking to experience authentic lower-league English football, the Lamex offers an unpretentious, welcoming environment. Just don't expect Premier League frills—what you will get is proper football tradition and passionate local support in a town that's seen several clubs come and go, making this one all the more treasured.

Historic moments
1996
Football League Division Three Play-off Semi-final
Other
2007
FA Trophy Final
3,262 attendance
Cup Final
2011
League Two Championship Winning Match vs Torquay United
6,489 attendance
Other
2022
League Two Play-off Semi-final Second Leg vs Northampton Town
6,722 attendance
Other
Score breakdown: Capacity 3p · Historic events 30p · League prestige 8p