The biggest stadiums in League One - How Crawley's Broadfield Stadium compares to Burton Albion, Stevenage, Exeter City, Shrewsbury Town and the rest

There are some cracking grounds in League One once again next season, grounds that wouldn’t be out of place in the Premier League.

Birmingham City and Huddersfield Town bring more big stadiums to the league, joining the likes of Charlton, Bolton and Wigan in having hosted top flight football.

League One currently features seven clubs with 20,000 plus capacities. Of course capacity doesn’t guarantee success but it certainly shows the scale of Crawley’s task ahead next season

But which club’s have the smallest and biggest grounds. Here we rank each stadium from biggest to smallest.

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13. Stockport County

10,852 Photo: Getty Images

14. Adams Park (Wycombe Wanderers)

10,300 Photo: Alex Morton

15. Sincil Bank (Lincoln City)

10,127 Photo: Pool

16. The New Meadow (Shrewsbury Town)

9,875 Photo: Richard Heathcote