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Bookmark or Share- Gander Green Lane: Sutton United - Football StadiumsOfficially known as the Borough Sports Ground, Gander Green Lane was built on a site that was used for allotments and open fields during the 19th century. Sutton United used it as their home for a season in 1912-1913, returning permanently in 1919.
- Stadium/Ticket Information - Sutton United Football ClubThe main entrance is on Gander Green Lane, which is a busy residential road to the west of the ground. This is the home end of the stadium. The north side adjoins Collingwood Recreation Ground.
- Sutton United FC | Borough Sports Ground - Football Ground GuideSutton has long called Gander Green Lane – or Borough Sports Ground as it is commonly known – home having first moved into the stadium in 1912. The club only stayed for around a year before a period playing elsewhere owing to the ground being occupied by another side – the Sutton Adult School team.
- Sutton United F.C. - WikipediaIn the 2016–17 season Sutton reached the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time in their history, beating three Football League teams (including Leeds United) before losing to Arsenal. They play home games at Gander Green Lane in Sutton about 11 miles south-southwest of central London.
- General Info - Sutton United Football ClubGander Green Lane. Sutton. SM1 2EY. Telephone: 020 8644 4440. Email: via contact form. Stadium information and admission prices. Function rooms and social facility hire. Members: The Football Association, The National League, The EFL Youth Alliance, The London & South East Regional Women’s League, The Greater London Women’s League.
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