Ross County's away day struggles have been exposed as one of the worst British football stadiums for visiting supporters. According to a recent ranking, the Scottish Championship club's Victoria Park is among the bottom 12 in the UK. Located deep in the Scottish Highlands, the stadium is a long way from Glasgow and Edinburgh, making it a challenging destination for away teams and their fans.
What makes Victoria Park so bad for away fans?
The stadium's remote location is just one of the reasons why it ranks so low. The facilities on offer are also a major issue. Back-to-back relegations have seen Ross County play in the Scottish League One, making it less likely for top-tier teams to make the long trip to Victoria Park. Despite this, the club has managed to get some results in recent years, but the travel and facilities make it a less-than-ideal destination for away fans.
What does this mean for Ross County?
The ranking is a blow to Ross County's reputation as a host for away teams. The club will need to work on improving its facilities and making the stadium more appealing to visiting supporters. This could include investing in new infrastructure, such as better seating and amenities, to make the experience more enjoyable for away fans.
What's next for Ross County?
Ross County's next fixture is against Peterhead at home on November 7, 2026. The club will be looking to improve its form and make the most of its home advantage. With the Scottish Championship season in full swing, Ross County will need to be at its best to compete with the top teams in the league.
