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The following is a list of football stadiums used by Women's teams. They are ordered by their seating capacity, that is the maximum number of spectators that the stadium can accommodate in seated areas.

The list contains stadiums used solely for football, and those used for other sports as well as football. Some stadiums are only used by a team for certain high attendance matches, like local derbies or cup games.

Rank Stadium Capacity City Country Home team(s)
1 Stade de Gerland 43,051 [1] Lyon France Olympique Lyonnais big matches
2 Goodison Park 39,572[2] Liverpool England Everton Women
3 Harvard Stadium 30,323[3] Boston United States Boston Breakers
4 Shell Energy Stadium 22,000[4] Houston United States Houston Dash
5 Providence Park 20,438 Portland United States Portland Thorns FC
6 Meadow Lane 20,229[5] Nottingham England Notts County L.F.C.
7 Stade Sébastien Charléty 20,000 Paris France Paris Saint-Germain
8 Brann Stadion 17,500 Bergen Norway SK Brann (women)
9 Intility Stadion 16,555 Oslo Norway Vålerenga Fotball Damer
10 Keepmoat Stadium 15,231[6] Doncaster England Doncaster Rovers Belles L.F.C.
11 Sahlen's Stadium 13,768[7] Rochester United States Western New York Flash
12 Select Security Stadium 13,393[8] Widnes England Liverpool L.F.C.
13 Behrn Arena 8,550[9] Örebro Sweden KIF Örebro DFF
14 Linköping Arena 7,400[10] Linköping Sweden Linköpings FC
15 Manchester Regional Arena 6,500[11] Manchester England Manchester City L.F.C.
15 T3 Arena 6,500[12] Umeå Sweden Umeå IK
17 Yurcak Field 5,000[13] Piscataway Township United States Sky Blue FC
18 Stade Paul-Lignon 4,500[14] Rodez France Rodez AF
18 Starfire Stadium 4,500[15] Tukwila United States Seattle Reign FC, Seattle Sounders Women
20 Maryland SoccerPlex 4,000[16] Germantown United States Washington Spirit
21 LF Arena 3,950 Piteå Sweden Piteå IF
22 Malmö IP 3,900[17] Malmö Sweden FC Rosengård
23 Sports Complex at Benedictine University 3,600[18] Lisle United States Chicago Red Stars
23 Stade Fred Aubert 3,600[19] Saint-Brieuc France En Avant de Guingamp
25 Durwood Stadium 3,200[20] Kansas City United States FC Kansas City
26 Tyresövallen 2,700[21] Tyresö Sweden Tyresö FF
27 Stade Lebon 1,927[22] Angoulême France ASJ Soyaux
28 Åbyvallen 1,500 Mölndal Sweden Jitex BK
28 Norrvalla IP 1,500[23] Skellefteå Sweden Sunnanå SK
28 Vittsjö IP 1,500 Vittsjö Sweden Vittsjö GIK
31 Strandvallen 1,200 Hällevik Sweden Mallbackens IF
31 Valhalla IP 1,200[24] Gothenburg Sweden Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
31 Vilans IP 1,200[25] Kristianstad Sweden Kristianstads DFF
34 Stade Clément Ader 1,000 Muret France ASF Muret
34 Stade Léon Nautin 1,000[26] Saint-Étienne France AS Saint-Étienne
34 Stade Octave-Birembaut 1,000 Hénin-Beaumont France FCF Hénin-Beaumont
37 Stade de Bellevue 925[27] Yzeure France FF Yzeure Allier Auvergne
38 Plaine des Jeux de Gerland 700[28] Lyon France Olympique Lyonnais
38 Stade Degouve-Brabant 700[29] Arras France Arras FCF
40 Meadow Park 500[30] Borehamwood England Arsenal L.F.C.
40 Stade Georges Maquin 500 Viry-Châtillon France FCF Juvisy
40 Stade Jules Rimet 500[31] Sussargues France Montpellier HSC
43 Arriva Stadium 398 Crosby England Everton L.F.C.
44 Stoke Gifford Stadium 300[32] Bristol England Bristol Academy W.F.C.
45 Wheatsheaf Park 300[33] Staines-upon-Thames England Chelsea L.F.C.

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