Elland Road
Capacity: 37,900

One of Yorkshire’s biggest sports stadiums, Elland Road has become synonymous with international Rugby League and will continue to lead the way as the venue for the 2011 Four Nations Final.

History

The home of Leeds United has staged nine internationals since it hosted its first Rugby League international in 1985 when Great Britain drew with New Zealand 6-6.

The stadium hosted the only previous Four Nations final played in the UK back in 2009 when Great Britain lost to Australia by 46-16 in front of over 31,000 spectators. The Tri Nations finals in 2004 and 2005 when Australia and New Zealand each won the tournaments, were also played at the venue.

Domestically, Elland Road has been used for an array of matches down the years from the 1938 all Leeds Championship Final to World Club Challenge encounters in recent years.

Local side Hunslet Rugby League Club also used the stadium as its base in the 1980s.

Getting There

Leeds United Football Club
Elland Road
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS11 0ES
 
By Road

Leeds United is adjacent to the intersections of the M1, M62 and M621. Alternatively enter the postcode LS11 0ES in to your Satellite Navigation.
 
From the North
A1, M1, A639 to Leeds. Join M621 to Junction 1. Take A6110 from Roundabout into Elland Road.
 
From the South
M1, M621 to Junction 1. Take A6110 from Roundabout into Elland Road.
 
From the East
A64, A1, then as from North or M62, M621 to Junction 1. Take A6110 from roundabout into Elland Road.
 
From the West
M62, M621, to Junction 1. Take A6110 from roundabout into Elland Road.
 
By Rail

Leeds Railway Station is 2 miles away. London trains depart/arrive from Kings Cross. Journey time approximately 2 hours 15 minutes. Regular services available.
 
By Air

Leeds Bradford Airport is 12 miles away.