How full each Premier League stadium has been in the 2019/20 season so far

How full each Premier League stadium has been in the 2019/20 season so far? We have taken a look and included each team’s capacity, average and capacity percentage.

A total of 9,436,801 supporters attended Premier League matches in the 2018/19 season so far, with an average of 39,320. Just over 14,500,000 fans made their way through the turnstiles last season overall. Find out who is placed where below…

20th | Newcastle

Capacity: 52,338
Average: 47,166
Capacity percentage: 90.1%

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19th | Southampton

Capacity: 32,384
Average: 29,646
Capacity percentage: 91.5%

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18th | Burnley

Capacity: 21,994
Average: 20,410
Capacity percentage: 92.8%

 

17th | Bournemouth

Capacity: 11,329
Average: 10,531
Capacity percentage: 93.0%

 

16th | Sheffield United

Capacity: 32,702
Average: 30,799
Capacity percentage: 94.2%

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15th | Watford

Capacity: 21,577
Average: 20,593
Capacity percentage: 95.4%

 

14th | Tottenham

Capacity: 62,062
Average: 59,308
Capacity percentage: 95.6%

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13th | Crystal Palace

Capacity: 26.047
Average: 25.058
Capacity percentage: 96.2%

 

12th | Manchester United

Capacity: 74,879
Average: 72,419
Capacity percentage: 96.7%

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11th | Wolves

Capacity: 32,050
Average: 31,287
Capacity percentage: 97.6%

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10th | Aston Villa

Capacity: 42,682
Average: 41,703
Capacity percentage: 97.7%

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9th | Liverpool

Capacity: 54,074
Average: 53,118
Capacity percentage: 98.2%

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8th | Manchester City

Capacity: 55,017
Average: 54,386
Capacity percentage: 98.9%

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7th | Brighton

Capacity: 30,666
Average: 30,352
Capacity percentage: 99.0%

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6th | Everton

Capacity: 39,571
Average: 39,215
Capacity percentage: 99.1%

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5th | Norwich

Capacity: 27,244
Average: 27,037
Capacity percentage: 99.2%

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2nd= | Arsenal

Capacity: 60,704
Average: 60,278
Capacity percentage: 99.3%

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2nd= | Leicester

Capacity: 32,273
Average: 32,046
Capacity percentage: 99.3%

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2nd= | Chelsea

Capacity: 40,853
Average: 40,567
Capacity percentage: 99.3%

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1st | West Ham

Capacity: 60,000
Average: 59,916
Capacity percentage: 99.9%

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