Brighton & Hove Albion Stadium

Capacity: 31,800

Could any rugby fan ever forget Brighton and Hove Stadium, venue for one of the greatest upsets in international rugby history when Japan beat South Africa at Rugby World Cup 2015? England and Saracens’ wing Jess Breach certainly hasn’t: “After 2015 with the boys, it’s amazing to have rugby come back to Brighton with the girls for the 2025 Rugby World Cup,”

Home to Premier League football team Brighton and Hove Albion, the venue is well-versed in hosting global women’s tournaments, previously hosted three of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 matches and the keenly contested quarter-final between the Lionnesses and Spain.

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