Every Premier League Club’s Confirmed Stadium Attendance for 2026/27

The Premier League continues to attract enormous crowds, with supporters travelling to stadiums across England every week to watch their favourite teams in action.

However, despite the popularity of the competition, stadium attendance figures vary considerably between clubs. While some grounds regularly operate close to full capacity, others have recorded lower percentages despite attracting thousands of spectators.

With the 2026/27 campaign underway, the latest figures reveal how Premier League clubs compare in terms of their home attendance.

From Arsenal and Manchester City to Newcastle United and Sunderland, the numbers offer an interesting insight into the support each club receives on matchdays.

AFC Bournemouth

Bournemouth have continued to enjoy strong support at the Vitality Stadium. Despite having one of the smallest grounds in the Premier League, the Cherries have attracted encouraging crowds during their opening home fixtures.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Everton 11,135 Brentford 11,183 Liverpool 11,316 Sunderland 12,004

Average Attendance: 11,409
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 92.3%

Arsenal

Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium remains one of the Premier League’s major attractions. The Gunners have continued to draw large crowds, with supporters turning up in impressive numbers for their opening home matches.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Coventry City 60,098 Chelsea 60,240 Leeds United 60,315

Average Attendance: 60,217
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 99.2%

Aston Villa

Aston Villa have maintained an impressive attendance record at Villa Park. The club’s supporters have continued to fill the stands, with the stadium operating at almost full capacity across the matches recorded.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Arsenal 36,804 Nottingham Forest 36,714 Brentford 36,636

Average Attendance: 36,718
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 99.5%

Brentford

Brentford have also enjoyed excellent support at the Gtech Community Stadium. The Bees have attracted consistently strong crowds, with their home ground reaching a high capacity percentage during the opening weeks of the campaign.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Tottenham Hotspur 17,108 Sunderland 17,131 Chelsea 17,193 Liverpool 17,232

Average Attendance: 17,166
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 99.5%

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton have established themselves as a regular Premier League side, and their supporters have continued to provide strong backing at the Amex Stadium.

Their recorded attendances have remained impressive, with the Seagulls attracting crowds close to the ground’s capacity.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Aston Villa 31,746 Leeds United 31,661 Arsenal 31,944 Crystal Palace 31,440

Average Attendance: 31,697
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 98.5%

Chelsea

Chelsea have continued to attract substantial crowds to Stamford Bridge. Supporters have turned up in large numbers to watch the Blues during their opening home fixtures.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Brighton 39,494 Hull City 39,352 Bournemouth 39,676

Average Attendance: 39,507
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 98.7%

Coventry City

Coventry City’s return to the Premier League has generated excitement among their supporters. The CBS Arena has welcomed sizeable crowds, although the club’s recorded capacity percentage remains below that of several other sides.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Hull City 31,239 Brighton 31,492 Newcastle United 30,811

Average Attendance: 31,180
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 95.6%

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace continue to benefit from passionate support at Selhurst Park. The south London ground is famous for its atmosphere, and the latest figures show that the stadium has been operating very close to full capacity.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Manchester City 25,149 Ipswich Town 25,122 Nottingham Forest 25,120

Average Attendance: 25,130
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 99.7%

Everton

Everton’s move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium marked a new chapter in the club’s history. Their new home has attracted crowds exceeding 51,000, demonstrating the strong support behind the Merseyside side.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Crystal Palace 51,820 Manchester United 52,302 Ipswich Town 52,008 Chelsea 52,271

Average Attendance: 52,132
Stadium Capacity Fill Rate: 98.8%

Fulham

Fulham have continued to attract sizeable crowds to Craven Cottage. The west London club’s home fixtures have produced attendances around the 27,000 mark, keeping the stadium close to its reported capacity.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Opponent Attendance Chelsea 27,461 Crystal Palace 27,014 Manchester United 27,288 Hull City 27,531

Average Attendance: 27,323

Sunderland

Sunderland’s support has been one of the notable talking points of the 2026/27 Premier League season. The Stadium of Light has welcomed crowds of more than 46,000, placing the Black Cats among the league’s best-supported clubs by average home attendance.

Despite being newly back among English football’s elite in this season’s context, Sunderland have continued to attract impressive numbers of supporters to Wearside.

Their average attendance puts them ahead of several established Premier League sides, underlining the strength of the club’s fanbase.

Confirmed Stadium Attendance Statistic Figure Match 1 attendance 46,781 Match 2 attendance 47,196 Total attendance 93,977 Average attendance 46,989

Stadium: Stadium of Light
Average Home Attendance: Approximately 46,989

Sunderland’s position is particularly noteworthy given the size of the crowds they have attracted. Their supporters have demonstrated that the club’s return to the Premier League has been met with considerable enthusiasm.

Note: Attendance figures can change as additional matches are played. Sunderland’s figures above reflect available early-season records and should not be treated as a final season total.