The Premier League is the most watched league in the world with fans tuning in from all over the globe to watch the action.
With some of football’s biggest names, best stadiums, and greatest managers on show, England’s top division is one of sport’s most exciting spectacles.
For those fortunate enough to get hold of Premier League tickets, the action has rarely disappointed. But which teams have been the best supported over the opening weeks of the new campaign? We’ve ranked the five Premier League teams with the highest average attendance in 2024/25.
The Premier League teams with the highest average attendance
5. Arsenal, Emirates Stadium (60,309)
Arsenal have the fifth-highest average attendance in the Premier League this season with the Gunners ousting Manchester City and Newcastle United to make this list.
Mikel Arteta’s mean have provided good value to their supporters with an unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign, as the North Londoners look to go one better after consecutive runners-up finishes.
A long-awaited title would be their first since moving to the Emirates in 2006.
4. Liverpool, Anfield (60,485)
Liverpool have redeveloped their Anfield home significantly in recent years with the ground now hosting a maximum of 60,725 fans. Few seats have remained free during the opening weeks of 2024/25 as the Arne Slot era has begun in impressive fashion.
Next up: Back in @premierleague action at Anfield 🏡 pic.twitter.com/t88YtQReez
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) October 14, 2024
The Dutchman has won nine of his first 10 games in charge, the best-ever start by a Liverpool manager. After the initial apprehension that greeted Jurgen Klopp’s exit, optimism is back around Anfield.
3. Tottenham, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (61,416)
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium might just be the most impressive ground in world football.
A state-of-the-art facility, Spurs have constructed a superb stadium that includes a retractable pitch and the largest single-tier stand in the UK, allowing fans to remain close to the action. One of the real success stories in English football as clubs modernise and move away from their traditional homes.
2. West Ham, London Stadium (62,176)
West Ham’s adoption of the London Stadium has provided the Irons with a home ground to rival the largest in the Premier League. Initially constructed for the 2012 Olympics, the ground can hold 62,500 supporters and the Hammers have come close to filling that capacity during the season’s opening weeks.
After some special nights in Europe in recent campaigns, West Ham will be hoping to bring more big games to the capital under new head coach Julen Lopetegui.
1. Manchester United, Old Trafford (73,971)
The declining conditions of The Theatre of Dreams have been well-documented, but Manchester United’s Old Trafford home remains the largest club stadium in England.
An average of 73,971 fans have packed into the ground over the opening weeks of the campaign, though will demand improvement after two defeats in three home games in 2024/25. Those losses were humbling 3-0 defeats to Liverpool and Tottenham, which have increased the pressure on Erik ten Hag’s position as manager.
The first look at Manchester United’s new stadium 👀
Plans were revealed for INEOS’ regeneration project 🏗️🏟️ pic.twitter.com/atEIJM9G0L
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) September 25, 2024
New co-owners Ineos, who have plans to build a new 100,000-seater mega stadium, will aim to restore the Red Devils to former glories.
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