With an initial size of 7,653, the stadium is in the process of being renovated which will lead to an increased capacity of 8,900. To walk to the stadium go outside the train station (up the steps) and turn right.

The nearest / closest train station to Northampton Town's Sixfields Stadium is Northampton rail.

Walk roughly 500 metres down the road bearing right, until you get to the Bus Depot opposite the Chip Shop. The Club moved from their old County Ground to then called Sixfields Stadium in October 1994.

Sixfields Stadium is the 1994 built home ground of lower league team Northampton Town F.C. Before moving to the new Sixfields Stadium in 1994, Northampton Town had previously only had one home ground, the County Ground. It was decided in the mid-1990s that they needed their own space, so a purpose built ground was constructed in the Sixfields area of Northampton. From the team’s formation in 1897 until 1994, Northampton Town played their home games at the County Ground, a stadium they shared with the town’s cricket club.

The Club, nicknamed the Cobblers after the town's long association with the shoe industry, had played at the site since their formation in 1897 and their admittance to the Midland League the year after. From the 2013-2014 season, the ground has also been used by Coventry City Football Club. In 2018 the Sixfields Stadium was renamed the PTS Academy Stadium in a five-year corporate sponsorship deal. This all-seater stadium is located on the outskirts of Northampton. WHAT IS IT LIKE FOR VISITING SUPPORTERS?