Almondvale Stadium

Almondvale Stadium stands in Livingston, West Lothian, a town in central Scotland. It is a football ground with a capacity of 9,713 seats, all covered and shielded from the weather. The stadium sits in the Almondvale district, near the River Almond and the local shopping centre. Four stands surround the pitch, with two corners filled by seating and one open corner on the West Stand side. A five-storey stadium house in another corner houses offices and conference rooms. The ground has hosted notable matches beyond Livingston’s league games. In 2001, it saw a record crowd of 10,112 for a match against Rangers in the Scottish Premier League. It has also been home to women’s football, hosting Scotland’s national team and cup finals from 2001 to 2004. Other clubs like Gretna, Albion Rovers, and Hibernian Reserves have played there, along with youth and under-21 Scotland internationals. Visitors find a modern, functional stadium with a red blaes pitch and under-soil heating. The four stands are single-tiered, each with floodlights at the corners. The stadium house adds a practical touch for business use. Livingston’s transport links make it easy to reach, with two railway stations and a central bus terminal nearby. The ground is well signposted, and parking is available close by.