Premier League attendance table compares stunning home turnouts for Aston Villa, Wolves and rivals

Villa and Wolves have maintained impressive average home attendances so far this season despite contrasting starts to the new campaign.

The Villans are third in the Premier League standings following four wins and one defeat in their opening five matches. Villa Park has been packed out for their three home clashes to date, against Arsenal, Everton and neighbours Wolves.

A trip to Ipswich Town awaits this weekend but it won’t be long until Villa are back on home soil as they face Bayern Munich midweek before playing host to Manchester United next Sunday.

Wolves, meanwhile, have been backed impressively by their supporters despite a drab beginning to 2024/25. Four losses and one draw in their first five outings makes very grim reading, as does the fact that Wanderers are currently rock bottom of the table alongside Everton.

Nonetheless, most seats are taken up at Molineux for every home fixture as a sea of Gold tries to motivate their team to turn the tide. The support for Gary O’Neil is mixed given the recent results but the atmosphere is rarely dull.

So how, then, do the average turnouts for Villa and Wolves compare to those of the rest of the Premier League? Here’s a full run-through.

Premier League home attendance table 2024/25

• 1st: Manchester United - 73,518
• 2nd: West Ham United - 62,468
• 3rd: Tottenham Hotspur - 61,416
• 4th: Arsenal - 60,294
• 5th: Liverpool - 60,266
• 6th: Manchester City - 52,714
• 7th: Newcastle United - 52,204
• 8th: Aston Villa - 41,046
• 9th: Chelsea - 39,558
• 10th: Everton - 39,011
• 11th: Leicester City - 31,822
• 12th: Brighton & Hove Albion - 31,518
• 13th: Southampton - 31,137
• 14th: Wolverhampton Wanderers - 30,745
• 15th: Nottingham Forest - 29,841
• 16th: Ipswich Town - 29,766
• 17th: Fulham - 25,876
• 18th: Crystal Palace - 25,139
• 19th: Brentford - 16,972
• 20th: AFC Bournemouth - 11,198