Capacity: 24,525 (all seated)
Address: Sir Tom Finney Way, Preston, PR1 6RU
Main Tel No.: 0870 442 1964
Team Nickname: The Lilywhites
Year Ground Opened: 1875
Site: www.pnefc.net
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Parking
Parking is available in the streets surrounding the stadium if you arrive early enough. Alternatively, at Moorfields Special School parking for cars is available for £3 a vehicle. The car park is manned by volunteers from the school and all proceeds go into school funds. The school is situated just past the stadium and is signposted.
By Train
Preston railway station is the closest rail link to Deepdale and has 2 exits. Both lead you onto the main shopping street, Fishergate. Turn right and go straight along here for a mile until you see the prison on the other side of a dual carriageway.
If you cross the dual carriageway and reach the prison you will see a pub across the road on the corner of Deepdale Road. The ground is about half a mile along Deepdale Road and will appear on your right hand side as you walk towards it.
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Outside the Tom Finney Stand
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Crest outside the Tom Finney Stand
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Memorabilia inside the Football Museum
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Crest inside the Football Museum
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Tom Finney Statue
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National Football Museum Entrance
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National Football Museum Entrance
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Outside the Tom Finney Stand
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Invincibles Stand
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Invincibles Stand
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Bill Shankly Kop
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Looking toward Town End
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Looking toward Town End across the Tom Finney
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Bill Shankly Kop
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Bill Shankly Kop
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Floodlights
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Mascot
Stadium Info
Four new stands have been built at Deepdale in recent years. The new stands offer uninterrupted views of the pitch from all seats. The stands all have players images built in to the seating which makes a nice change to the usual club initials. Whilst it doesn’t follow the generic modern bowl-shape design, by having open corners, it manages to maintain the traditional appearance which is perhaps better suited to a club with Preston’s history, whilst still incorporating all the features of a new ground with added leg room and easy access in and out.
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Away Fans
Visiting supporters are situated in the Bill Shankly Kop stand behind one of the goals. This stand is ususally shared with the home fans but when a larger following is expected the whole stand can be given over to visitors. A maximum allocation of 6,000 is available but generally this is kept to 3,000. Views, facilities and leg room are all fantastic and the refreshments aren't bad either. Prices are very reasonable and staff and stewards are generally friendly and talkative.
Food and Drink
In the town centre you'll find the customary Wetherspoons and many other pubs but the closest to the ground that allows away fans in is There is the Deepdale Labour Club, behind the Town End stand.
There are fast food cabins situated around the perimeter of the ground and a McDonalds and Pizza Hut close by on the Deepdale Retail Park, just off Blackpool Road which tend to get really crowded on a matchday.
The games to see
Rivals - Blackpool, Burnley, Blackburn
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