By Sean Whetstone
West Ham continues to lead the capacity filled stadium table in the Premier League both last season and this season.
Premier League season 2022/2023 capacity of stadium filled table based on official attendances/tickets sold all 19 home games last season.
1. London Stadium (West Ham) – 62,500 capacity, 62,460 average = 99.94%
2. St James’ Park (Newcastle) – 52,338 capacity, 52,127 average = 99.6%
3. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Tottenham) – 62,062 capacity, 61,585 average = 99.23%
4. Emirates Stadium (Arsenal) – 60,704 capacity, 60,191 average = 99.15%
5. Goodison Park (Everton) – 39,571 capacity, 39,232 average = 99.14%
6. Brentford Community Stadium (Brentford) – 17,250 capacity, 17,080 average = 99.01%
7. AMEX Stadium (Brighton) – 31,800 capacity – 31,477 average = 98.98%
8. King Power Stadium (Leicester) – 32,273 capacity, 31,871 average = 98.75%
9. Old Trafford (Manchester United) – 74,879 capacity, 73,815 average = 98.58%
10. Anfield (Liverpool) – 54,074 capacity, 53,177 average = 98.34%
11. Molineux Stadium (Wolves) – 32,050 capacity, 31,499 average = 98.28%
12. Stamford Bridge (Chelsea) – 40,853 capacity, 39,999 average = 97.91%
13. Villa Park (Aston Villa) – 42,682 capacity, 41,679 average = 97.65%
14. Etihad Stadium (Manchester City) – 55,017 capacity, 53,249 average = 96.79%
15. Elland Road (Leeds United) – 37,890 capacity, 36,525 average = 96.4%
16. Selhurst Park (Crystal Palace) – 26,047 capacity, 25,030 average = 96.1%
17. The City Ground (Nottingham Forest) – 30,445 capacity, 29,188 average = 95.9%
18. Craven Cottage (Fulham) – 25,000 capacity, 23,766 average = 95.1%
19. St Mary’s Stadium (Southampton) – 32,384 capacity, 30,416 average = 93.9%
20. Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth) – 11,329 capacity, 10,304 average = 91.0%
This season West Ham have retained the highest percentage of stadium capacity tickets sold in the Premier League this season.
West Ham v Chelsea home attendance = 62,470 (99.95%)
West Ham v Manchester City home Attendance = 62,475 (99.96%)
Average of 99.956% capacity over first two home games with only 55 tickets which did not sell for the 62,500 capacity London Stadium this season.