Highbury Stadium – Arsenal’s Historic Home
Highbury, home to Arsenal Football Club from 1913 to 2006, was synonymous with style, innovation, and top-class football. Known as the “Home of Football,” it hosted legendary players and unforgettable matches in the heart of North London.
History and Development
Opened in 1913, Highbury underwent major redevelopment in the 1930s, including the iconic East and West Stands with Art Deco facades. The stadium was converted to an all-seater in the 1990s, with a final capacity of 38,419 before Arsenal moved to the Emirates Stadium in 2006.
Stands and Features
- East Stand: Iconic Art Deco design, club offices, and seating.
- West Stand: Former directors’ area and media facilities.
- North Bank: Home supporters’ terrace turned all-seater.
- Clock End: Away supporters and family areas.
Notable Matches and Legends
Highbury hosted legends like Thierry Henry, Tony Adams, and Dennis Bergkamp. Famous games include Arsenal’s unbeaten 2003–04 season, FA Cup finals, and historic North London derbies.
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