Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium

The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium is a multi-purpose sports venue in White City, west London, serving primarily as home to a football club. Four covered stands with two tiers each surround the grass pitch and together hold around 18 400 spectators.

The football club moved here in 1917 after their previous ground was taken over for military use during the First World War. In the 1980s, this became the first British professional football ground to receive an artificial pitch, though it lasted only a few years.

The stadium received its current name in 2019 to honor Kiyan Prince, a young Queens Park Rangers academy player who died protecting another student.

The venue sits near three underground stations (White City, Wood Lane and Shepherd's Bush) and is also served by several bus routes. On match days, streets around the entrance fill with fans hours before kickoff.

In 2019, the ground was renamed to honor Kiyan Prince, an academy youth player who died at age 15 in an altercation outside his school. His father later founded an anti-violence foundation whose name now stands above the stands.

Location: London

Inception: 1904

Official opening: October 22, 1904

Capacity: 18439

Address: South Africa Road, London W12 7PJ

GPS coordinates: 51.50917,-0.23222

Latest update: December 12, 2025 23:21