A look at the stadium capacities of the 20 clubs in the English Premier League for the 2026-27 season ahead of the kickoff on 21 August.
On 20 August 2026, a review of the stadium capacities of the 20 clubs in the English Premier League for the 2026-27 season was made ahead of the opening on 21 August. Manchester United leads the English clubs with Old Trafford seating 74,310, with plans to build a new stadium in the future that will hold up to 100,000 seats.
In second place is Tottenham Hotspur, whose home ground, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, has a capacity of 62,850 seats. Third is Liverpool, with Anfield holding 61,276 seats. Here is the stadium capacity of all 20 clubs in the English Premier League for the 2026-27 season.
1.) Manchester United: Old Trafford – 74,310 seats
2.) Tottenham Hotspur: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – 62,850 seats
3.) Liverpool: Anfield – 61,276 seats
4.) Manchester City: Etihad Stadium – 61,038 seats
5.) Arsenal: Emirates Stadium – 60,704 seats
6.) Everton: Hill Dickinson Stadium – 52,888 seats
7.) Newcastle United: St James' Park – 52,305 seats
8.) Sunderland: Stadium of Light – 48,707 seats
9.) Aston Villa: Villa Park – 42,918 seats
10.) Chelsea: Stamford Bridge – 40,173 seats
11.) Leeds United: Elland Road – 37,608 seats
12.) Coventry City: Coventry Building Society Arena – 32,609 seats
13.) Brighton & Hove Albion: American Express – 31,876 seats
14.) Nottingham Forest: The City Ground – 30,445 seats
15.) Ipswich Town: Portman Road – 30,311 seats
16.) Hull City: MKM Stadium – 25,588 seats
17.) Crystal Palace: Selhurst Park – 25,194 seats
18.) Fulham: Craven Cottage – 24,500 seats
19.) Brentford: Brentford Community Stadium – 17,250 seats
20.) Bournemouth: Vitality Stadium – 11,307 seats