Premier League average attendance

Home attendances

		Average home attendance		Lowest	Highest	Total	Capacity *	%Full
1	Manchester Utd		73,543	73,201	73,737	441,257	74,879	98.2%
2	Arsenal		60,317	60,214	60,383	301,587	60,383	99.9%
3	West Ham Utd		59,909	59,870	59,950	359,453	60,000	99.9%
4	Tottenham		59,607	58,754	60,407	357,644	62,214	95.8%
5	Manchester City		54,338	53,922	54,506	326,025	55,017	98.8%
6	Liverpool		52,846	51,430	53,333	211,385	54,074	97.8%
7	Newcastle Utd		46,125	43,316	51,198	276,749	52,354	88.1%
8	Aston Villa		41,696	40,996	42,010	250,178	42,785	97.5%
9	Chelsea		40,591	40,513	40,683	243,548	41,631	97.5%
10	Everton		39,256	39,066	39,374	196,279	39,374	99.7%
11	Leicester City		32,040	31,613	32,209	192,239	32,312	99.2%
12	Wolverhampton		31,100	30,522	31,607	186,603	32,050	97.0%
13	Sheffield Utd		30,824	30,079	31,774	184,941	32,702	94.3%
14	Southampton		30,395	28,762	31,712	182,368	32,384	93.9%
15	Brighton		30,259	29,398	30,610	181,554	30,666	98.7%
16	Norwich City		27,043	27,032	27,059	108,171	27,244	99.3%
17	Crystal Palace		25,326	25,122	25,480	151,958	26,047	97.2%
18	Watford		20,694	20,035	21,360	103,472	21,360	96.9%
19	Burnley		20,523	19,712	21,762	123,138	21,944	93.5%
20	Bournemouth		10,614	10,416	10,729	63,683	11,364	93.4%
* If a club’s highest home attendance recorded in the season is higher than its stadium’s known capacity, then the 'Capacity' value will refer to the highest home attendance recorded in the season for the club. The '%Full' value is calculated based on the average attendance, relative to the 'Capacity' value.