England vs Senegal: Nottingham Friendly – Location Explained
- England's upcoming friendly match against Senegal will be played at Nottingham forest's City Ground, as Wembley Stadium gears up for a busy concert season.
- Wembley is set to host seven concerts in the coming month, followed by another 19 events, including the Oleksandr Usyk vs.
- The City Ground last hosted England's national team in March 1909, when they defeated Wales 2-0 in a Home Championship match.
England’s pleasant against Senegal will now be held at Nottingham forest’s City Ground, a move necessitated by Wembley stadium’s packed concert schedule. This fixture marks a departure from the usual, as the Three Lions prepare for a busy season ahead. The City Ground last hosted an england match in 1909, creating a historical backdrop for this exciting encounter. With Wembley unavailable for seven concerts in the coming month and a further 19 events, the decision to move the match to Nottingham offers an alternative location with a rich football history. Coach Thomas Tuchel highlights the importance of experiencing different venues. For the latest sports updates,check out News Directory 3. Discover what’s next for England in their World Cup preparations.
England to face senegal at City Ground Amid Wembley Concert Schedule
Updated June 10, 2025
England’s upcoming friendly match against Senegal will be played at Nottingham forest’s City Ground, as Wembley Stadium gears up for a busy concert season. the Three Lions typically play their home games at Wembley, but this match will be an exception.
Wembley is set to host seven concerts in the coming month, followed by another 19 events, including the Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois fight,before England’s next scheduled match ther against Wales on Oct. 9. In September, England’s World Cup qualifier against Andorra will take place at Villa Park.
The City Ground last hosted England’s national team in March 1909, when they defeated Wales 2-0 in a Home Championship match.
Facing a strong African team in a passionate city with rich football heritage can only help us on the road to the World Cup. While I know Wembley is our home, I also understand the importance of taking the team around the country when we are able to and the chance to experience playing at a famous old English stadium such as the City Ground is one we can all look forward to.
What’s next
England will continue their World Cup preparations, with Tuchel emphasizing the value of experiencing different venues and passionate football environments.