Stadium Information

Carrow Road is a football stadium located in Norwich, Norfolk, England, and serves as the home of the Norwich City Football Club since its opening in 1935. Built in just 82 days, the stadium stands near the Norwich train station and the River Wensum, making access easy for fans. 

With a current capacity of 27,359 spectators, Carrow Road has undergone several renovations over the years to improve its facilities and meet modern regulations. The stadium consists of four main sections: The Barclay Stand (North), The Jarrold Stand (East), The River End (South), and The Geoffrey Watling Stand (West). 

Throughout its history, Carrow Road has witnessed numerous notable events, including international matches of the England U-21 national team and concerts by renowned artists such as Elton John and George Michael. Additionally, the stadium has additional facilities, including a Holiday Inn hotel overlooking the field, making it a multifunctional center in the city. 

In March 1963, Carrow Road recorded its highest historical attendance with 43,984 spectators during an FA Cup match against Leicester City. This record was set before the stadium's conversion to a fully seated format in 1992, which reduced its capacity but improved comfort and safety for attendees.