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Arsenal Football Club has finally ended a 22-year wait by winning the 2025-2026 Premier League title. This victory marks a historic moment for the club and its supporters, who have longed for this success since the days at Highbury. Now, as Arsenal FC prepares to face Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the Champions League final on Saturday, 30th May at 5 PM BST, the excitement around the club is palpable. This week could become one of the most memorable in Arsenal’s history. Arsen

Painting a football stadium is more than just capturing a building. It is about preserving the energy, history, and passion that fills the stands on match days. Over the past few days, I have dedicated my time to painting the Truro City Stadium, home to Truro City F.C., a club competing in the National League. This project has been a long time coming, as I have been slowly working to complete a series of paintings featuring National League clubs.

The Queen Elizabeth II Stadium, home to Enfield Town F.C., stands out as a unique piece of architectural history. This is my gouache & watercolour painting of it.

Abbey Stadium has stood as a familiar landmark in Cambridge for decades. Recently, I completed a new painting of this iconic home ground of Cambridge United. While visiting the stadium to take preparatory photos, I noticed that not much had changed in the eight years since my last painting. The stadium still carries the same character, with the forecourt cluttered by a hand carwash that gives it a somewhat cluttered, almost Steptoe’s yard feel. Being born less than two miles

Painting a football stadium is more than just capturing a building; it’s about preserving the spirit of a club and the community it represents. I recently completed a painting of The Walks Stadium, home to Kings Lynn Town F.C