Deepdale

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Deepdale is a historic football stadium in Preston, England, best known as the long-time home ground of Preston North End, nicknamed "The Lilywhites."

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Deepdale canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf football stadium
sports venue
associatedClubFounded 1880
city Preston
country England
hasAllSeatedCapacity approximately 23000
hasAllSeaterConfiguration yes
hasCategory Buildings and structures in Preston
Football venues in England
Sports venues in Lancashire
hasCountrySubdivision England
hasFloodlights yes
hasFormerUse multi-purpose sports ground
hasNickName Deepdale Stadium
hasNotableFeature statue of Tom Finney outside the stadium
hasOwner Preston North End F.C.
hasPitchOrientation roughly north–south
hasPitchType natural grass
hasPostalTown Preston
hasPublicTransitConnection Preston railway station
hasSafetyCertificate all-seater stadium regulations compliant
hasScoreboard yes
hasSeatingCapacity 23000
hasSurface grass
hasWebsite https://www.pnefc.net
homeStadiumOf Preston North End F.C.
isAmong oldestContinuouslyUsedFootballStadiumsInTheWorld
locatedIn Preston
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Lancashire
namedAfter Alan Kelly Sr.
Bill Shankly
Preston North End Invincibles
Tom Finney
linked to: Sir Tom Finney
nickname The Lilywhites
opened 1878
primaryUse hosting football matches
region North West England
sport association football
stand Alan Kelly Town End
Bill Shankly Kop
linked to: Bill Shankly

Invincibles Pavilion
Sir Tom Finney Stand
linked to: Sir Tom Finney
tenant Preston North End F.C.
underwentRenovation 1990s
early 2000s
usedFor English Football League matches
cup competitions

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The Invincibles (Preston North End) homeGround Deepdale
subject linked to: The Invincibles