Key facts
| Address | Ossett Town Football & Social Club, Prospect Road, Ossett, West Yorkshire, WF5 0QU |
| Capacity | 2,000 seats |
| Build Date | 1957 |
| Record Attendance | 2,000 |
Description
Ingfield is a little but quality football stadium that is ideal for the UK non-league football matches. There is the seating area behind one of the goals as well as terracing area around the other sides of the ground.
The history of the stadium began in 1957, when Derrick Blackburn, one of the players of Ossett Town A.F.C., was sold for 1,350 pounds to Swansea Town. The money was decided to be used for purchasing the Ingfield site in the town of Ossett, the UK. The new stadium was constructed in 1959, and the football club moved to the ground right away. Since that time, it has been the permanent home for Ossett Town A.F.C.
In 2018, there was announced a decision to join Ossett Town A.F.C along with Ossett Albion F.C., and Ingfield was confirmed to become the home of Ossett United. A range of improvements to the stadium was planned, including providing outstanding grass playing surface. Installation of new facilities was also planned to aim at supporting the club’s ambitions for promoting to a higher level. New and exciting fans will also enjoy improved facilities.
Away fans
There is no stand dedicated to away fans.
Refreshments
The ground features the excellent clubhouse within the stadium.
FAQ
Ingfield Stadium is located in Ossett, a town within the City of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England. The stadium serves as the home ground for Ossett United Football Club.
Ossett United is a relatively young club, formed in 2018 from the merger of two local teams, Ossett Town and Ossett Albion. The club competes in the Northern Premier League, which is part of the non-league system in English football. Ingfield Stadium became their home ground following the merger, continuing its role as a focal point for football in the Ossett community.
