Cherry Red Records Stadium

London (Wimbeldon), Greater London, England

Cherry Red Records Stadium, London (Wimbeldon), England — opened 3 Nov 2020, 55 rugby league games hosted, home of London Broncos, groundshare from 2022.

Sourcing caveat: Floodlight installation date and playing surface type are not confirmed in any source found, though both are presumably standard for a modern EFL-level ground.

Ground facts

Opened3 Nov 2020 (First match was a 2-2 draw, AFC Wimbledon v Doncaster Rovers, played without fans due to COVID-19 restrictions; first match with fans was 18 May 2021 v Liverpool U23s (attendance 2,000). Rugby League Project's own venue metadata lists 'opened 2019', which likely reflects the year construction/site designation began rather than the actual first match.)
Home clubLondon Broncos, groundshare from 2022
Games hosted (rugby league, on record)55
Top recorded crowd5,102
Capacity9,215 (permanent West Stand seats 4,267; other three sides semi-permanent)
First rugby league matchLondon Broncos 12-34 Widnes Vikings (Championship Round 1), 30 Jan 2022
Years used2022–2026
LocationLondon (Wimbeldon), Greater London

Name history

  • Plough Lane — 2020-2021 (retaining the historic name of the old Wimbledon F.C. ground on the new site)
  • Cherry Red Records Stadium — since 16 Sep 2021, a three-year sponsorship deal

Rugby league history

Primarily a football ground (AFC Wimbledon, League One) that has hosted London Broncos as tenants since 2022 — a modern groundshare typical of London Broncos' history of shifting home venues, rather than a purpose-built or historic rugby league site. Highest recorded rugby league attendance: 5,102, London Broncos v Catalans Dragons (Super League Round 2), 23 Feb 2024. No Test matches or finals hosted for rugby league; also used for American football and women's football fixtures.

Sources

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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