The Den

The Den – Millwall Football Club

The Den is a football stadium located in South East London and is the home of Millwall Football Club. The stadium has a long history and is renowned for its close connection to the club and its distinctive atmosphere.

The History of The Den

The Den first opened in 1993, replacing the "Old Den," which had served as the home of Millwall Football Club for many years. Over time, the stadium has undergone various renovations and modernisations to meet the requirements of both the club and its supporters. The venue has also hosted international fixtures, such as the match between England and Norway in 1999.

The Den Today

Today, The Den has a capacity of 20,146 spectators and is famous for its intense atmosphere and the deep bond it shares with the club. The stadium features four main stands: the Cold Blow Lane Stand, the Dockers Stand, the North Stand, and the Barry Kitchener Stand. These stands offer spectators an excellent view of the pitch and create a unique atmosphere, driven by the proximity of the fans to the field and the tight arrangement of the seating.

The stadium is synonymous with its fans, who are known worldwide for their passion and unwavering support for the club. The intensity of the atmosphere at The Den is legendary and is regarded by Millwall supporters as one of the most vital aspects of the club’s identity.

Development Plans for The Den

Millwall Football Club has ambitious plans for the renovation and modernisation of The Den in the coming years. These plans aim to provide state-of-the-art facilities and increase the stadium’s capacity to 30,000 spectators.

The redevelopment of the stadium is part of a larger regeneration project in South East London, intended to boost the local economy and create new jobs. A modernised stadium will help strengthen Millwall Football Club’s position as they strive for success in the Premier League and prepare the club for future challenges.