Fir Park Stadium
Fir Park has been Motherwell FC’s home since 1895 and remains one of the established grounds of Scottish football. Located close to Motherwell town centre, the stadium has a traditional character shaped by successive renovations and modernisation. Its stands sit close to the pitch, creating a compact environment for supporters. Fir Park has witnessed the club’s Scottish league championship success in 1931–32, domestic cup triumphs and numerous memorable league campaigns. The stadium is also associated with Motherwell’s strong links to the local community and the industrial heritage of North Lanarkshire. It continues to serve as the focal point of football in the town.
Getting There
Address
Fir Park Street, Motherwell, ML1 2QN
Nearest Railway Station
Motherwell (1.1 miles)
Leave the M74 at Junction 6 and head towards Motherwell. At the first set of lights that you come to turn right onto the B754 (Airbles Road) towards Wishaw. The ground is at the end of this road on the right.
Club Information
Founded
1886
SFA Licence
Silver
Home Colours
Claret & Amber / Claret / Amber
Change Colours
White / White / White
Ground Information
Record Attendance
35,632 vs Rangers, 12th March 1952
Capacity
13677
Seats
13677
Cover
Yes
Floodlights
Yes
Playing Surface
Grass
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