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English Premier League - Attendance - 2008/2009

May 24, 2009
RankTeamTotalAverage
1 Manchester United 1,430,776 75,304
2 Arsenal 1,140,755 60,039
3 Newcastle United 926,244 48,749
4 Liverpool 828,610 43,611
5 Manchester City 815,105 42,900
6 Chelsea 790,172 41,588
7 Sunderland 763,198 40,168
8 Aston Villa 756,422 39,811
9 Tottenham Hotspur 682,646 35,928
10 Everton 677,679 35,667
11 West Ham United 650,307 34,226
12 Middlesbrough 540,144 28,428
13 Stoke City 485,888 26,993
14 West Bromwich Albion 490,726 25,827
15 Hull City 471,507 24,816
16 Fulham 462,462 24,340
17 Blackburn Rovers 446,102 23,479
18 Bolton Wanderers 427,228 22,485
19 Portsmouth 376,762 19,829
20 Wigan Athletic 348,656 18,350
English Premier League - Unofficial Average Attendance: 35,650
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