Leeds United’s place in Premier League home attendance table | OneFootball

Leeds United’s push for safety has been powered by Elland Road, and the club’s home attendances underline that backing.

According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, the latest 2025/26 home attendance rankings underline that backing.

They beat Burnley 3-1 on Friday night to reach 43 points. Anton Stach, Noah Okafor and Dominic Calvert-Lewin made it 3-0 by the 56th minute, before Loum Tchaouna replied for Burnley.

No side has been relegated from a 38-game Premier League season with 43 points, and Farke’s team are 14th, seven clear of West Ham in 18th. West Ham are on 36 while Tottenham have 37, with the fight likely between those two.

Leeds visit Tottenham on Monday 11 May, then host Brighton in their final home game, before finishing away at West Ham.

Home form has been strong, while an away-only table would leave Leeds 18th, but at Elland Road they are top half. The 2025/26 home attendance table reads: Manchester United 73972, West Ham 62453, Tottenham 60952, Liverpool 60390, Arsenal 60214, Man City 52225, Newcastle United 52158, Everton 52097, Sunderland 46366, Aston Villa 41918, Chelsea 39610, Leeds United 36684, Brighton 31350, Nottingham Forest 30391, Wolves 29898, Fulham 27164, Crystal Palace 24907, Burnley 20990, Brentford 17121, Bournemouth 11173.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk