The experts at Scams.info analysed police data and found over 70 million crime and anti-social behaviour incidents in the vicinity of football stadiums across the UK.
They were therefore able to rank the stadiums with the most and least criminal activity nearby.
Aiden Howe, from Scams.info, said: “Away games involve going to the other teams’ home turf which means heightened risk of being the target of football related violence.
“Be careful when walking around wearing your team’s kit in areas where rowdy home fans are likely to accumulate.
“Large crowds also attracts petty theft as it allows anonymity for pickpockets, so make sure your bags are zipped and not left unattended, avoid flashing cash or expensive items in public making you a target for criminals.”
9. Riverside Stadium - Middlesbrough
Riverside Stadium, home to Middlesbrough, has 0.31 anti-social behavioural incidents per 100 attendants, on average. Riverside Stadium has an average of 335,317 annual attendants and 1,043 yearly incidents Photo: Marc Atkins
10. Home Park - Plymouth Argyle
Home Park, home to Plymouth Argyle, has 0.31 anti-social behavioural incidents per 100 attendants, on average. Home Park has an average of 335,317 annual attendants and 1,043 yearly incidents Photo: Dan Mullan
11. The John Smith's Stadium - Huddersfield Town
The John Smith's Stadium, home to Huddersfield Town, has 0.30 anti-social behavioural incidents per 100 attendants, on average. The John Smith's Stadium has an average of 432,584 annual attendants and 1,303 yearly incidents Photo: Nigel Roddis
12. Ashton Gate - Bristol City
Ashton Gate, home to Bristol City, has 0.28 anti-social behavioural incidents per 100 attendants, on average. Ashton Gate has an average of 467,222 annual attendants and 1,288 yearly incidents Photo: Dan Mullan