Packed or Empty? How Full Every Premier League Stadium Is This Season

October 2, 2025 Oliver Obel

The Premier League is not only home to the world’s best players and managers, but also some of the most passionate supporters in football. Every weekend, millions of fans either travel to their stadiums or watch from home, creating atmospheres that are second to none. But as ticket prices climb and stadium developments continue, attendances are more closely watched than ever. The 2025/26 season has already shown impressive numbers across the board, with most clubs operating at close to full capacity. Here’s the full ranking of every team, starting from the lowest percentage up to the most packed stadiums.

20. Fulham – 26,984 avg (91.2%)

Craven Cottage remains a charming ground, but Fulham’s attendance figures are lagging behind the rest of the league. Averaging 26,984 fans per game, that’s just 91.2% of their capacity filled, leaving plenty of empty seats in west London.

19. Sunderland – 46,254 avg (95.0%)

Back in the Premier League, Sunderland have brought energy to the Stadium of Light, averaging 46,254 fans. While impressive, it’s still only 95% of capacity, meaning there is room for even more fans to join the revival.

18. Burnley – 21,479 avg (95.2%)

Turf Moor is a traditional ground that has seen its fair share of Premier League drama. With an average attendance of 21,479, the Clarets are at 95.2% capacity — a loyal showing even during a tough season.

17. Wolverhampton Wanderers – 30,732 avg (95.9%)

Wolves fans continue to turn up in force at Molineux, with 30,732 on average per game. At 95.9% full, the support has been strong, even though results on the pitch have been far from ideal.

16. Tottenham Hotspur – 61,164 avg (97.3%)

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — Thomas McAtee / Shutterstock.com

Spurs’ state-of-the-art stadium is one of the biggest in Europe and has averaged 61,164 fans so far. Running at 97.3% capacity, Tottenham continue to attract massive crowds and generate one of the most modern matchday experiences.

15. Aston Villa – 41,781 avg (97.3%)

Villa Park has always been one of English football’s iconic homes. With an average of 41,781 supporters, 97.3% of the ground is filled, showing that even with financial struggles, fan loyalty remains intact.

14. Brentford – 16,817 avg (97.5%)

Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium might be small compared to others, but it rarely feels quiet. An average of 16,817 fans per game means the Bees are filling 97.5% of their ground — a clear sign of their growing presence in the league.

13. Manchester City – 52,160 avg (97.7%)

The Etihad Stadium welcomes 52,160 fans on average this season. At 97.7% capacity, City’s home support is strong and steady, complementing Pep Guardiola’s dominant team on the pitch.

12. Leeds United – 36,774 avg (97.7%)

Elland Road is back in the Premier League spotlight and hasn’t disappointed. Averaging 36,774 fans per game, Leeds hit 97.7% capacity, proving that their passionate fanbase is one of the league’s most vocal.

11. AFC Bournemouth – 11,150 avg (97.9%)

The Vitality Stadium may be the smallest ground in the top flight, but it’s nearly always packed. With 11,150 fans per game, Bournemouth fill 97.9% of their stadium, creating an intimate but fierce atmosphere.

10. Crystal Palace – 25,015 avg (98.2%)

Selhurst Park is famous for its noise and colour, and this season is no exception. With 25,015 fans per game, Palace average 98.2% capacity, keeping their reputation as one of the league’s loudest venues intact.

9. Everton – 51,937 avg (98.4%)

Everton’s brand new Hill Dickinson Stadium has been a big hit with fans. The Toffees average 51,937 supporters each game, filling 98.4% of their capacity and marking a bright new era for the club.

8. Liverpool – 60,371 avg (98.5%)

Anfield continues to deliver unforgettable atmospheres, with an average crowd of 60,371. At 98.5% full, Liverpool’s legendary fanbase is still one of the best in the world.

7. Nottingham Forest – 30,082 avg (98.8%)

The City Ground has been buzzing this season, with 30,082 fans turning up on average. That’s 98.8% of capacity, and it shows how deeply the local community connects with Forest’s Premier League journey.

6. Brighton & Hove Albion – 31,484 avg (98.9%)

The Amex Stadium has averaged 31,484 fans, translating to 98.9% full. Brighton’s supporters are turning up in record numbers, cementing their place as one of the league’s most exciting clubs to watch.

5. Arsenal – 60,146 avg (99.1%)

The Emirates Stadium is nearly always packed, with 60,146 on average through the turnstiles. That’s 99.1% of capacity, proving that Arsenal’s fanbase has been fully energized by their title-challenging team.

4. Chelsea – 39,712 avg (99.2%)

Stamford Bridge averages 39,712 supporters, putting them at 99.2% full. Chelsea’s fans remain loyal and engaged, even as the club undergoes a period of transition on the pitch.

3. Manchester United – 73,592 avg (99.2%)

Old Trafford continues to be one of the most iconic football arenas, drawing 73,592 fans per game. At 99.2% full, Manchester United still command the biggest average attendance in the country.

2. Newcastle United – 52,188 avg (99.9%)

St James’ Park is once again one of the loudest and fullest stadiums in the league. Averaging 52,188 fans, Newcastle fill 99.9% of their ground, making it a fortress for the Magpies.

1. West Ham United – 62,459 avg (99.9%)

The London Stadium is rocking this season, with West Ham averaging 62,459 fans per match. At 99.9% full, the Hammers lead the league in attendance, showing just how strong their support has become.