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Ospreys narrow down new stadium search to two venues

Ospreys have officially confirmed their new stadium will be based at St Helen’s in Swansea or the Brewery Field in Bridgend.

Ospreys chief executive Lance Bradley announced in January the region would be leaving their home ground at the 20,000-capacity Swansea.com Stadium, the home of football club Swansea City FC, for a smaller venue.

The region are aiming to have moved in time for the 2025-26 season.

Ospreys say both choices would require “significant redevelopments which would be phased over a number of years.”

“I am happy to share we have narrowed down our decision to two fantastic grounds,” said Bradley.

“Bach offer unique opportunities, and we are confident either choice would be more than suitable as the Ospreys new home.”


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