Where Leeds United rank in Premier League attendance table compared to Aston Villa, Everton, and more
How does the Elland Road crowd measure up to the rest of the top flight?
Leeds United have been treated to an unbeaten start to their side’s Premier League campaign.
The Whites may have let a two-goal lead slip late on against Southampton on the south coast on Saturday afternoon, but a 2-2 draw did mean that Jesse Marsch’s men have now taken four points from their opening two matches.
On the opening day, of course, Leeds came from a goal behind against Wolves to seal a 2-1 victory at a jubilant Elland Road.
With three points, glorious weather, and a packed stadium, it’s a day that promises to live long in the memory for Whites supporters - but how exactly does United’s home attendance measue up to their Premier League rivals.
We’ve taken a look at each top flight club’s first home gate of the campaign to find out.
Check out the full table of Premier League home attendances below...
*At the time of writing, Liverpool are yet to play a home game this season.
** Southampton and Brentford are yet to post official attendances for their opening home games of the campaign.
1. Manchester United - Old Trafford
Attendance = 73,711
2. West Ham - London Stadium
Attendance = 62,443
3. Tottenham - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Attendance = 61,732
4. Arsenal - Emirates Stadium
Attendance = 60,033
5. Manchester City - Etihad Stadium
Attendance = 53,453
6. Newcastle United - St. James’ Park
Attendance = 52,245
7. Aston Villa - Villa Park
Attendance = 41,883
8. Chelsea - Stamford Bridge
Attendance =39,946
9. Everton - Goodison Park
Attendance = 39,254
10. Leeds United - Elland Road
Attendance = 36,347
11. Leicester City - King Power Stadium
Attendance = 31,794
12. Brighton and Hove Albion - Amex Stadium
Attendance = 31,552
13. Wolves - Molineux
Attendance = 31,178
14. Nottingham Forest - City Ground
Attendance = 29,281
15. Crystal Palace - Selhurst Park
Attendance = 25,286
Attendance = 22,207
Attendance = 10,000