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Stadium

Meadow Park

England flag Borehamwood, England

Opened
1963
Location
Borehamwood, England

About Meadow Park

Boreham Wood arrived at Meadow Park in 1963, moving from Eldon Avenue, and the enclosure has been reworked in stages ever since. The original main stand came down in 1999 in favour of a cantilevered replacement, a new West Stand followed in 2014, and a covered North Bank terrace, named after Arsenal's old stand, opened in 2019. Arsenal's women's and youth sides also use the ground. The attendance record of 4,101 was set against St Albans City in an FA Cup tie in December 2021.

Home club

Boreham Wood Football · Club Friendlies
On the northern fringe of London, in Hertfordshire, Boreham Wood FC has become a well-known non-league club, competing in the National League and playing at Meadow Park.

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