In its various guises London’s Wembley Stadium has played host to ... of the British Empire Exhibition of 1924-25, the “Empire Stadium”, as it was called, was constructed in 300 days.

This is a concrete block with parallel ridges which was part of the original Wembley Stadium, also known as the Empire Stadium. The stadium was built in 300 days and cost £750 000. It opened in ...

This is a concrete block with parallel ridges which was part of the original Wembley Stadium, also known as the Empire Stadium. The stadium was built in 300 days and cost £750 000. It opened in ...

The Empire Stadium, more commonly known as the original Wembley, was opened on 24th April 1923. Just 4 days later the first match was played there - The 1923 FA Cup Final. Uncle of Bryn Hughes ...

With 90,000 seats, Wembley Stadium is the largest sports venue in the UK and the second-largest stadium in Europe. It has hosted a number of iconic sporting events including the 1966 World Cup ...

Concert goers heading to Wembley Stadium just need to hop on the Tube. London’s Wembley Stadium is based in the west of the ...

EE will continue to serve as the lead partner of all England teams and Wembley Stadium as part of our extended agreement. The four-year extension will see the EE logo continue to appear on all ...

Wembley Stadium will also retain its official title of Wembley Stadium connected by EE. Since the partnership began in 2015, an estimated 15 million fans have benefitted from EE’s purpose-built ...