The 92 Club is the challenge of visiting all 92 grounds of the clubs in the Premier League and the English Football League, watching a competitive first-team match at each. There is a real society, The 92 Club, that you can join once you have completed the full set. It is the definitive badge in English ground-collecting.

How many grounds are in the 92 Club?

Ninety-two: the current home grounds of the 20 Premier League clubs and the 72 EFL clubs across the Championship, League One and League Two. The set is redefined every summer by promotion and relegation with the National League, and by clubs moving stadium.

How do I track my 92 Club progress?

ONTOUR logs every ground you attend and fills in a map as you go, so you always know how many of the 92 you have ticked off and which are left. Check in at a match, earn the badge, and your progress is saved to your profile for good.

Does the list of 92 grounds change?

Yes. Promotion and relegation, plus clubs moving to new stadiums, change the 92 every season. Purists chase the current 92; many collectors also keep their all-time list of every ground they have ever visited. ONTOUR keeps both.

The 92 Club 2026/27: Every Premier League and EFL Ground

The 92 Club is English football's great collecting challenge: visit all 92 grounds of the clubs in the Premier League and the English Football League, watching a competitive first-team match at each. Complete it and you can join the real society that gives the challenge its name. The list below is this season's 92, built from the fixtures ONTOUR covers, so it changes when the football does.

What changed for 2026/27

In: Rochdale (League Two), York City (League Two). Out: Barrow AFC, Harrogate Town. The rules on what counts, the two-season window after a stadium move, and the arithmetic of a target that moves every summer are in our guide to the 92 Club rules.

Championship: 24 grounds

League One: 24 grounds

League Two: 24 grounds

Track your 92 on ONTOUR

The first thing to do is tick off the grounds you have already been to. Up pops your map and your number, say 34 of 92, and the grounds you still need. From there it looks after itself: every match you go to checks in another ground, earns a badge, and edges the total up.

Your stadium visits build into a map you can share, your photos tie to the exact games you were at, and your 92 Club run is saved to your profile for good. It is the collection made into an app, and it is free.