Every Premier League stadium ranked by size | OneFootball

The Premier League is the most watched league in the world and England’s top clubs continue expanding their homes to accommodate more fans.

Everton are the latest side to move into a state-of-the-art new home, as the Toffees begin their first campaign in the Hill Dickinson Stadium in 2025/26.

Tottenham Hotspur have also created a stunning new stadium in recent years, while clubs including Liverpool and Manchester City have renovated their current grounds.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth continue to thrive in the top division despite a home that features among the five smallest stadiums of the Premier League era.

But which side has the biggest stadium in the Premier League? We’ve ranked all 20 teams by the capacity of their stadiums, with none of the newly-promoted teams featuring in the bottom three.

Every Premier League stadium ranked by size

20. Bournemouth – The Vitality Stadium (11,307)

19. Brentford – The Gtech Community Stadium (17,250)

18. Crystal Palace – Selhurst Park (25,486)

17. Fulham – Craven Cottage (29,589)

16. Burnley – Turf Moor (29,944)

15. Nottingham Forest – The City Ground (30,404)

14. Wolves – Molineux (31,750)

13. Brighton – The Amex Stadium (31,876)

12. Leeds United – Elland Road (37,645)

11. Chelsea – Stamford Bridge (41,631)

10. Aston Villa – Villa Park (42,918)

9. Sunderland – The Stadium of Light (48,707)

8. Newcastle United – St James’ Park (52,258)

7. Everton – Hill Dickinson Stadium (52,769)

6. Manchester City – Etihad Stadium (55.097)

5. Arsenal – Emirates Stadium (60,704)

4. Liverpool – Anfield (61,276)

3. West Ham – The London Stadium (62,500)

2. Tottenham Hotspur – The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,850)

1. Manchester United – Old Trafford (74,879)

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