Where Leeds United rank in Premier League home attendance as survival nears | OneFootball

Leeds United look all but safe after a strong home campaign, and their crowds back that up. According to free spins, the latest Premier League home attendance table puts Leeds at 36684, 12th highest this season.

Anton Stach, Noah Okafor and Dominic Calvert-Lewin fired Leeds 3-0 up by the 56th minute, before Loum Tchaouna replied for Burnley to leave the final score 3-1 on Friday night.

No team has ever been relegated from a 38-game Premier League season with 43 points. Leeds sit 14th, seven clear of West Ham in 18th, and look odds-on to survive. West Ham are on 36 points and Tottenham have 37, with the battle likely between the pair.

Daniel Farke's side have been particularly strong at home during the 2025/26 campaign. On away results alone they would be 18th, but their home form sits in the top half. Strong backing from the stands has underpinned that record.

Leeds visit Tottenham on Monday, 11 May, then host Brighton in their final home game. They end the season away at West Ham, a fixture that could prove decisive for the London clubs.

At the top of the attendance table, Manchester United lead on 73972, ahead of West Ham on 62453 and Tottenham on 60952.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk