Where Leeds United sit in Premier League attendance table vs rivals
A look at how Leeds United's home attendances compare to their Premier League rivals this season
Leeds United have enjoyed a remarkable season so far, to say the least, and one of the key factors behind their success has been strong home support.
The Whites currently head into the final four games of the 2025/26 Premier League campaign on 40 points, with Daniel Farke's men six points clear of the relegation zone, which is currently occupied by Tottenham, and already relegated Burnley and Wolves.
Leeds have won 9 of their 34 matches, but seven of those victories have actually come at the club's home, Elland Road. A 17-game table based solely on home games would have the Whites in 11th place.
But this is where the home support is highlighted even more. If you did a Premier League table based on just away results, Leeds would sit bang smack in the relegation zone in 18th.
Where Leeds United sit in Premier League attendance table
With Leeds' excellent home support in mind, we thought we'd take a look at the latest Premier League attendance table courtesy of bingo sites online.
Premier League attendance table 2025/26 season:
1 Manchester United 73,969
2 West Ham 62,453
3 Tottenham 60,952
4 Liverpool 60,390
5 Arsenal 60,215
6 Man City 52,225
7 Everton 52,097
8 Newcastle United 52,088
9 Sunderland 46,784
10 Aston Villa 41,868
11 Chelsea 39,610
12 Leeds United 36,709
13 Brighton 31,350
14 Nottingham Forest 30,386
15 Wolves 29,913
16 Fulham 27,164
17 Crystal Palace 24,907
18 Burnley 20,990
19 Brentford 17,117
20 Bournemouth 11,176
Next up for Leeds is a Friday night home clash against Burnley on May 1 at 8pm. Once again, fans will be marching on together.
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