From Manchester United and Liverpool, to London rivals Arsenal and Chelsea, English football’s top-flight is blessed with great entertainment that fans get to watch week-in and week-out. But as rising ticket costs threaten to cut out many of the hard-working ordinary fans who pay good money to see their team, stadium attendances are becoming much more of a talking point.
Whether it’s more hospitality boxes being built, or tickets reserved for corporate sponsors, it’s never been more difficult for the average football fan to follow their beloved team in person. Nevertheless, many games in the Premier League are often a sell-out, and now, GIVEMESPORT has tracked every match in the top-flight this campaign to detail the numbers.
Below is every Premier League club’s confirmed stadium attendance for this 2025/2026 season so far, courtesy of Football Web Pages.
AFC Bournemouth
General view of Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium
One of the most exciting teams in the league today, Bournemouth have enjoyed a rapid rise under young manager Andoni Iraola. The Spaniard has shown off his credentials by building one of the most intense pressing teams in the league, and it is a testament to his ability that even despite following a summer transfer window that saw him lose some top players like Dean Huijsen to Real Madrid, the Cherries have remained consistent to start off the season in impressive fashion.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Wolves
11,070
2
Brighton
11,167
3
Newcastle
11,212
4
Fulham
11,165
Arsenal
General view of Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium
Is this the year that Mikel Arteta finally delivers a major trophy to follow on from his FA Cup success from a few seasons ago? The Spaniard has now seemingly built the kind of squad that can help Arsenal battle on multiple fronts, and despite a chastening 1-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield, they have been imperious at home, beating both Leeds United and Nottingham Forest in resounding fashion with new striker Viktor Gyokeres striking in both games before the Gunners left it late to earn a point against Man City.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Leeds
60,110
2
Nottingham Forest
60,167
3
Manchester City
60,161
4
West Ham
60,181
Aston Villa
General view of Villa Park
It has been a difficult start to the Premier League season for Aston Villa after a summer transfer window that was tough to say the least. PSR concerns had them trying to do a juggling act with their finances and bringing in new signings, and Unai Emery has his work cut out now amid an injury crisis to get the Villans back on track. A couple of successive home victories though have somewhat eased the pressure on Villa’s Spanish boss.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Newcastle
42,526
2
Crystal Palace
41,036
3
Fulham
40,350
4
Burnley
40,308
Brentford
After the departure of Thomas Frank in the summer to Tottenham, all eyes were on Brentford and who they would go about replacing him with. In the end, they opted for Keith Andrews, and the Bees’ recent 2-2 draw at home to Chelsea under the lights has certainly given fans some optimism in terms of the rest of the season, while a superb victory at Manchester United has hopefully lit the blue touch paper.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Aston Villa
16,838
2
Chelsea
16,795
3
Manchester United
17,193
4
Manchester City
TBA
Brighton and Hove Albion
Photo courtesy of Reuters.
One of the most well-run teams in the Premier League, Brighton have well and truly established themselves as a top-flight team, and have been hovering in and around the realms of competing for a European spot. The Seagulls picked up significant results against Manchester City and Tottenham, which once again showcased why they will be a dangerous team to face this season.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Fulham
31,478
2
Manchester City
31,485
3
Tottenham
31,488
Burnley
General view of Turf Moor
One of the newboys to the Premier League, Burnley’s best performance already was no doubt their heartbreaking defeat to Liverpool at Turf Moor. Scott Parker’s side put up a brave and resilient display against the defending champions to keep them out for virtually the full 90 minutes, before a Mohamed Salah penalty deep into injury-time robbed them of a shock point. As things currently stand, Turf Moor is not quite the happy place it was last season.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Sunderland
21,285
2
Liverpool
21,678
3
Nottingham Forest
21.475
Chelsea
Chelsea look tired after having won the Club World Cup over the summer and then not having much of a rest as a result. A draw against Crystal Palace in their opening game and then their most recent defeats to Manchester United and Brighton respectively saw them stumble a bit, but a superb performance and win against champions Liverpool has reignited hopes of a really special season at Stamford Bridge for Enzo Maresca and co.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Crystal Palace
39,678
2
Fulham
39,745
3
Brighton
39,597
4
Liverpool
TBA
Crystal Palace
After the blow of losing Eberechi Eze to Arsenal, and a transfer deadline day that almost saw Marc Guehi leave to Liverpool, it’s fair to say Oliver Glasner has had a very busy and tumultuous time of things recently at Crystal Palace. The Eagles, though, have been superb to say the least, and picked up a huge victory over Liverpool at Selhurst Park thanks to a late winner from Eddie Nketiah.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Nottingham Forest
24,876
2
Sunderland
25,154
3
Liverpool
25,118
Everton
Everton’s Hill Dickinson stadium
Everton have finally got the chance to play at their new home, and things have been quite rosy so far, having won one and drawn one and being yet to concede a goal there. The Toffees have looked defensively solid as you would expect under David Moyes, but will be hoping to add a goal-scoring touch to match some of the creativity provided by Jack Grealish and co.
Confirmed Stadium Attendance
Match
Opponent
Attendance
1
Brighton
51,759
2
Aston Villa
52,114
3
West Ham
51,890
4
Crystal Palace
51,770
Fulham
General view of Craven Cottage
A 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Craven Cottage set the tone for Fulham this season, while a late winner at home to Leeds United has provided further home comforts for Marco Silva’s men. If they can make their ground a fortress, Fulham will relish their chances of making another top-half push.
WWE has revealed Roman Reigns‘ post-SummerSlam schedule, which has seemingly hinted at the possible outcome of this weekend’s match against Seth Rollins.
Reigns puts his World Heavyweight Championship on the line against his old foe, with the two once again meeting, only this time, with bigger stakes than ever before.
Reigns initially won the title back at WrestleMania, defeating CM Punk, before successfully defending his title against his cousin Jacob Fatu.
With an eagerly anticipated match-up at SummerSlam on the horizon, and Reigns’ schedule after the Premium Live Event revealed, it looks like the ending of this weekend’s clash may have already been spoiled.
Roman Reigns Takes on Seth Rollins at SummerSlam
Once again, the two former Shield members meet in the ring. A historic rivalry, and one which may be settled this weekend, as Rollins looks to take back his title.
The Visionary has been looking to regain gold ever since he was forced to relinquish it due to injury. Since then, Reigns has only kicked on, as he became champion in a legendary clash with CM Punk. It was so good that The Tribal Chief received his first-ever five-star match from Dave Meltzer.
What makes this weekend’s tussle all the more interesting is that the pair haven’t met one-on-one since Royal Rumble 2022. That night, Reigns retained the Universal Title. However, what bodes well for Rollins is, in one-on-one matches, he holds a slight edge, with five wins and four losses in their 10 matches.
Roman Reigns Post SummerSlam Schedule Revealed
Reigns’ next few months of appearances have already been revealed by WWE‘s social media page. He has already been confirmed to be at the Monday Night Raw after SummerSlam, which may be a sign that he will successfully retain his title and defeat Rollins. One quote tweet even said: “He shows up on Raw after SummerSlam lmaooo it’s so over for us.”
Outside the immediate aftermath, he is also set to appear two more times in August, on the 17th and the 28th, the latter being a double taping of Raw and SmackDown in Cleveland, Ohio.
However, the activity soon fades away, as he is only set to feature once in September. That event being in Mexico City on the 14th for Raw. Furthermore, he is only scheduled twice in October, though, one appearance will be at Money in the Bank. In the lead-up to the big event, he will be on Raw that same week, as it takes place in St Louis, Missouri.
With the news, some fans are fairly disappointed as it looks like Reigns is set to once again keep his championship. In addition to this, he also doesn’t seem to be too active after August, which also isn’t ideal.
He appears in the movie Street Fighter, which comes out in October. All the press for the movie may be a factor leading to this inactivity.
The Irishman returned to the Octagon for the first time in five years in Las Vegas, Nevada, though, the long-awaited fight with Holloway couldn’t have ended more abruptly and more disappointingly.
McGregor opened the fight up with a jumping switch kick. It’s fairly normal for him to begin proceedings with a flashy kick, only this time he buckled to the floor, with his knees unable to withstand the pressure.
In the aftermath of the fight, there was plenty of speculation regarding what happened, with Sutterer now posing more questions since seeing what McGregor has been doing following the injury.
Doctor Has Suspicions About Conor McGregor’s Injury
Credit: Mark J. Rebilas via Imagn Images
In the immediate aftermath of the fight at UFC 329, Sutterer gave his thoughts on the possible injury, saying: “So, actually seeing all this, my first thought would be a meniscus tear, specifically that lateral meniscus because of him grabbing on the outside of his knee.”
There was also speculation about whether or not McGregor was injured prior. He seemed fairly cautious at both the ceremonial weigh-ins and on the cage walk. However, the Irishman has since said that he wasn’t hindered in the lead-up.
Reflecting on the situation, Sutterer has now touched on the recovery and McGregor’s possible journey back to the Octagon, and he’s made an eye-opening claim about what the fighter has been doing in the aftermath.
“Starting to wonder what’s going on with Conor McGregor’s ACL tear. He’s posting a lot of pretty intense, knee-loading workout videos and seems to have great range of motion and function. If the plan is a return for IFW 2027, and he truly has a complete ACL tear, he needs to get that surgery done, and I’m surprised he hasn’t had it yet based on what’s been reported.”
Conor McGregor’s Future in UFC
With the anticlimactic ending of UFC 329, there’s no surprise that McGregor is eager to redeem himself. As Sutterer touched on, he’s been active on social media, posting some clips from his recovery.
In one of his posts, he talked about what may have led to the injury, and the intention of being back for next year.
“The white, orange and green machine, mosying on back to the office, up the office! Sorry I’m late, but the dry ice has the cage floor wet. It’s a no-contest now chop chop for the champ champ. I’ll see ya’s next year 100%.”
A trilogy fight with Holloway could be on the table. The Hawaiian fighter didn’t shut down the possible contest, saying: “He was talking about this 170 domain, he was talking about this different world. I wanna feel it. I’m down to come back in 2027.”
Both fighters seem to be looking for a return in 2027, so perhaps that could be the way forward.
Roberto De Zerbi has revealed that another signing at Tottenham Hotspur is imminent, with the club set to continue their busy start to the transfer window.
The Lilywhites have already added a number of players to their ranks, spending around £237 million in the process. Sandro Tonali has arrived from Newcastle United for £100 million, Mateus Fernandes has joined from West Ham for £85 million, while Jan Paul van Hecke was acquired from Brighton for £52 million.
On top of this, Martin Dubravka, Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson have all signed on free transfers.
The attention now turns to strengthening the attack, and De Zerbi has told Spurs journalist Alasdair Gold that a new arrival is imminent.
New Tottenham Signing Imminent
Reuters/Andrew Couldridge
Tottenham have been heavily linked with Manchester City’s Savinho, although De Zerbi has hinted that another big signing could be N17-bound before the Brazilian.
“In the transfer market, when I want one player, I become like a shark, No chance to say no!” he told Football.London.
“The transfer market, it’s not finished for sure, but we completed 60% of our project in the transfer market. Now we have another bomba!”
