What Are The Current Premier League Stadium Capacity By Each Club?

The football clubs playing in the FA Premier League in season 2019/20 had the following ground capacities. The biggest Premier League stadium capacity continues to be at Old Trafford which holds almost 75,000 fans. Over the last few years improvements have been made to increase the capacity at this stadium however, an expansion of the seating area for fans with disabilities has taken the seats available down to 74,879. To compare with the new season please check out the stadium capacities for 2020/21 season.

The ground with the fewest seats is at AFC Bournemouth which currently holds 11,364. This is less than most clubs in League 1. There was talk of plans being submitted to develop the existing stadium but this has been rejected. There is also further talk of AFC Bournemouth looking to move away from the current ground and build a bigger stadium which would be more suitable to host Premier League Football.

What Are The Premier League Capacities In Order?

Club	Name of Ground	Capacity
Manchester United	Old Trafford	74,879
Tottenham Hotspur	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	62,062
Arsenal	Emirates Stadium	60,704
West Ham United	Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park	60,000
Manchester City	Etihad Stadium	55,017
Liverpool	Anfield Road	53,394
Newcastle United	St. James Park	52,305
Aston Villa	Villa Park	42,095
Chelsea	Stamford Bridge	40,834
Everton	Goodison Park	39,414
Southampton	St.Mary’s Stadium	32,384
Leicester City	King Power Stadium	32,261
Sheffield United	Bramall Lane	32,125
Wolverhampton Wanderers	Molineux Stadium	32,050
Brighton & Hove Albion	The American Express Community Stadium	30,750
Norwich City	Carrow Road	27,359
Crystal Palace	Selhurst Park Stadium	25,486
Watford	Vicarage Road Stadium	22,200
Burnley	Turf Moor	21,944
AFC Bournemouth	Vitality Stadium	11,364
		808,627

What Is The Stadium Capacity Of Clubs In The English Premier League?

Tottenham Hotspur finally moved into their new stadium on the site of the old White Hart Lane ground, after months of delays. The capacity is over 62,000 and hosts a huge amount of corporate seating to maximise match day revenue. This is seen as the future for most football clubs, when looking a ground development or building new stadia, as it gives the fan a fantastic match day experience whilst also boosting club revenue streams.

If all of the grounds were full on a round of Premier League fixtures the amount of fans attending would be 808,627. Given the average price for the cheapest seats across the league are around £35 this would give an income in excess of £28 million. How AFC Bournemouth can continue to survive though on gates under 11,500 only time will tell.

What Club Has The Largest Stadium Capacity In the Premiership?

As it stands Manchester United have the largest stadium capacity in the English Premiership. With a ground capable of holding up to 74,879 fans, which is 12,817 more than it's nearest rival.

What Club Has The Smallest Stadium Capacity In the Premiership?

At the time of writing during the 2019/20 season, Bournemounth have the smallest stadium in the Premiership. The ground capacity holds a maximum 11,364 which is almost half as small as the 2nd smallest at Turf Moor.

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