The 2026/27 Premier League campaign is almost upon us as the season officially kicks off on Friday, August 21 when Arsenal host Coventry City. The Premier League remains one of the most enthralling leagues and arguably the best top-tier competition in world football, evidenced by its impressive attendances year after year, with an average attendance of 41,658 per match during the 2025/26 season. Only the Bundesliga had a higher average attendance of 42,311 per game.
Manchester United led the way last season, while Sunderland enjoyed an impressive ninth-placed finish. Newcastle United were seventh, and Premier League newcomers Leeds United ended 12th. This article delves into the full Premier League 2025/26 attendance table courtesy of Nettotobak to provide a comprehensive comparison.
Premier League 2025/26 Attendances:
1 Manchester United - 73,975 2 West Ham United - 62,455 3 Tottenham Hotspur - 61,006 4 Liverpool - 60,389 5 Arsenal - 60,217 6 Manchester City - 52,640 7 Newcastle United - 52,161 8 Everton - 52,132 9 Sunderland - 46,828 10 Aston Villa - 41,977 11 Chelsea - 39,602 12 Leeds United - 36,695 13 Brighton & Hove Albion - 31,383 14 Nottingham Forest - 30,425 15 Wolverhampton Wanderers - 29,835 16 Fulham - 27,203 17 Crystal Palace - 24,925 18 Burnley - 21,005 19 Brentford - 17,126 20 AFC Bournemouth - 11,175
