" Premier League & Championship crowds this weekend "

All games took place at 3pm on Saturday and weren't live on Sky apart from the ones that have a specified day and time, if they were on Sky or BT they have a * next to them.

Only two in the Championship and five in the Premier League were live on TV and not a 3pm on Saturday

Premier League

*Brentford v Arsenal (8pm, Friday) - 16,479

Burnley v Brighton - 16,910

Chelsea v Crystal Palace - 38,965

Everton v Southampton - 38,019

Leicester v Wolves - 31,983

*Man Utd v Leeds (12.30pm, Saturday) - 72,732

*Newcastle v West Ham (2pm, Sunday) - 50,673

*Norwich v Liverpool (5.30pm, Sunday) - 27,023

*Tottenham v Man City (4.30pm, Sunday) - 58,262

Watford v Aston Villa - 20,051

Championship

Barnsley v Coventry - 13,961

Birmingham v Stoke - 10,189

Blackpool v Cardiff - 11,393

Huddersfield v Fulham - 15,126

Hull v QPR - 10,728

Middlesbrough v Bristol City - 22,004

Millwall v Blackburn - 12,490

Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth - 25,035

*Peterborough v Derby (12.30pm, Saturday) - 10,477

Reading v Preston - 12,156

*Swansea v Sheffield United (8pm, Saturday) - 15,946

West Brom v Luton - 23,283



Plus a few from League One and League Two:

Portsmouth v Crewe - 11,470

Sheffield Wednesday v Doncaster - 24,738

Bradford v Oldham - 17,264

Everton and West Brom not announced their crowds yet, will keep an eye on it.


So far, the biggest crowd in the top two leagues is at Man Utd (possibly unsurprisingly as it's the biggest club stadium in the leagues) and the lowest so far was at Birmingham.

Everton and West Brom not announced their crowds yet, will keep an eye on it.


So far, the biggest crowd in the top two leagues is at Man Utd (possibly unsurprisingly as it's the biggest club stadium in the leagues) and the lowest so far was at Birmingham.

Birmingham have closed stands for repair. More season tickets than seats apparently. Not like they've had 18months to sort it out or anything.

Good crowd at forest that is.

Everton and West Brom not announced their crowds yet, will keep an eye on it.


So far, the biggest crowd in the top two leagues is at Man Utd (possibly unsurprisingly as it's the biggest club stadium in the leagues) and the lowest so far was at Birmingham.

Birmingham have closed stands for repair. More season tickets than seats apparently. Not like they've had 18months to sort it out or anything.

Good crowd at forest that is.

Forest
their average was 28,114 for 2018/19
and 27,724 for the games played with fans in 2019 /20 ....

still a very decent crowd but lower than previous never the less...
some up a little and some down a little bit hard to judge the effects of covid so far ? as the fluctuations could just be expectations being lower or higher....

Everton and West Brom not announced their crowds yet, will keep an eye on it.


So far, the biggest crowd in the top two leagues is at Man Utd (possibly unsurprisingly as it's the biggest club stadium in the leagues) and the lowest so far was at Birmingham.

Birmingham have closed stands for repair. More season tickets than seats apparently. Not like they've had 18months to sort it out or anything.

Good crowd at forest that is.

What a time to repair the stands, as you say given they've had 18 months to do it. Can only imagine what the reaction would be like on here if that was us

50,673 at Newcastle v West Ham today for a 2pm kick off on a Sunday and live on Sky

Spurs had 58,262 in their stadium against Man City at 4.30pm and live on Sky


Brilliant crowds in the Premier League with five out of ten getting 38,000+ and at least 15,000 at every game


Plus teams like Brentford had a sold out stadium but have a smaller capacity.

Five games in the Championship with 15,000+ and three with 20,000+

None of the games in the Championship had less than 10,000.

Sheffield Wednesday had over 24,000 in League One and Portsmouth had over 11,000 in the same league. Very good numbers at that level



All the way down in League Two, there were over 17,000 at Bradford which is a brilliant crowd for the fourth tier

Sheffield Wednesday had over 24,000 in League One and Portsmouth had over 11,000 in the same league. Very good numbers at that level



All the way down in League Two, there were over 17,000 at Bradford which is a brilliant crowd for the fourth tier

Wednesday supporters are a class act and for life no matter what...!

That's what you get when your club gives you 66 years in the top division to enjoy .A solid fanbase. Not once in a blue moon.

Spurs had 58,262 in their stadium against Man City at 4.30pm and live on Sky


Brilliant crowds in the Premier League with five out of ten getting 38,000+ and at least 15,000 at every game


Plus teams like Brentford had a sold out stadium but have a smaller capacity.

Thought Spurs would have easily sold out. Massive game and first home game with full capacity for 18 months

Spurs had 58,262 in their stadium against Man City at 4.30pm and live on Sky


Brilliant crowds in the Premier League with five out of ten getting 38,000+ and at least 15,000 at every game


Plus teams like Brentford had a sold out stadium but have a smaller capacity.

Thought Spurs would have easily sold out. Massive game and first home game with full capacity for 18 months

i would imagine they are massively disappointed with that tbh...its a far cry from thousands not being able to get tickets prior to lockdown...

Sheffield Wednesday had over 24,000 in League One and Portsmouth had over 11,000 in the same league. Very good numbers at that level



All the way down in League Two, there were over 17,000 at Bradford which is a brilliant crowd for the fourth tier

Wednesday supporters are a class act and for life no matter what...!

I agree, sometimes you just have to give credit where it's deserved, they haven't been in the top division for over 20 years now and none of their fans under 26/27 will realistically ever remember them being in the top flight

Add to the fact they are a two team City and now back down in the 3rd Division effectively the fact their crowds hold up is impressive and shows a loyal fan base in a true Football city for me

Sheffield Wednesday had over 24,000 in League One and Portsmouth had over 11,000 in the same league. Very good numbers at that level



All the way down in League Two, there were over 17,000 at Bradford which is a brilliant crowd for the fourth tier

Wednesday supporters are a class act and for life no matter what...!

Both of you Spot on