Where Leeds United rank for Premier League home attendances vs rivals | OneFootball

Leeds United's home form, backed by strong crowds, has underpinned their push towards safety. free spins reports that the latest 2025/26 Premier League home attendance table highlights where they sit against the rest.

Friday night brought a 3-1 win over Burnley, built by Anton Stach, Noah Okafor and Dominic Calvert-Lewin for a 3-0 lead by the 56th minute, before Loum Tchaouna replied. The result moved Leeds to 43 points, in 14th, seven clear of West Ham in 18th, and no side has gone down with 43 in a 38-game season. They are odds-on to stay up.

Daniel Farke’s side have been notably stronger at home this season. On away results alone they would sit 18th, while their home record places them in the top half.

Manchester United top the home attendance list on 73972, ahead of West Ham, Tottenham, Liverpool and Arsenal. Man City 52225, Newcastle United 52158 and Everton 52097.

Leeds United register 36684, between Chelsea on 39610 and Brighton on 31350. At the lower end, Bournemouth post 11173, with Brentford on 17121 and Burnley 20990.

Source: yorkshireevenpost.co.uk