In Creed, what stadium hosts the Adonis-Conlan fight?

In Creed, Goodison Park hosts the Adonis–Conlan fight. The stadium is in Liverpool, England, Ricky Conlan’s hometown, making it a fitting setting for the film’s climactic bout.

Goodison Park is best known as the home ground of Everton F.C. Creed uses the real stadium to give the final fight a strong local atmosphere, with Conlan entering as the hometown favorite and Adonis facing an openly hostile crowd.

The scene also deliberately echoes Rocky and Apollo Creed’s first fight in Rocky. Adonis receives American-flag boxing trunks similar to those worn by Apollo and Rocky, and he exceeds expectations by taking Conlan the distance. Conlan wins by split decision, but Adonis earns the crowd’s respect and is told he is the future of the light-heavyweight division.

The common mix-up is Liverpool’s other famous football ground, Anfield. Although Anfield is also in Liverpool, the film identifies Goodison Park as the fight venue; the O2 Arena and Wembley Stadium are not the location.