London Stadium
London, England
About this place
History of the stadium
BetWright Stadium was opened in 1937 and has been the home of Leyton Orient FC for most of its history. The stadium has hosted league football across multiple tiers of the English football pyramid. Over time, it has undergone incremental redevelopments while preserving its traditional identity.
Architecture and design
The stadium features a classic four-stand layout typical of lower-league English football grounds. The main stand provides seating and facilities, while other stands place supporters close to the pitch. Its compact footprint reinforces a strong connection between players and fans.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
Matchdays at BetWright Stadium are characterized by an authentic and community-driven atmosphere. Supporters are positioned close to the action, creating a vocal and personal matchday environment. The stadium’s modest size helps concentrate crowd noise, especially during local rivalries.
Location and accessibility
The stadium is located in the Leyton area of East London and is surrounded by residential streets. It is accessible by underground, overground and bus services, making it easy to reach from central London and surrounding districts.
Origin of the stadium name
The name Brisbane Road comes from the street on which the stadium is located. The venue has also been known under commercial names, but its traditional name remains widely used by supporters.
