Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd: How full has each Premier League stadium been this season?

The Premier League season is over and the final league table is complete.

By now, we all know that Manchester City clinched the title, Tottenham finished fourth while Burnley, Watford and Norwich were relegated.

But that’s not the table we’re interested in right now.

Instead, we want to bring you a table that is far more important. It’s the Premier League attendance league table.

Using data from Transfermarket, we’ve identified how full each stadium has been this season in terms of the percentage of their capacity. This is based on fans actually attending, rather than tickets sold. We’re fully aware that almost every side technically ‘sells out’ but how many supporters actually turn up?

Which stadium has been the most full throughout the season? And which has been the emptiest?

Let’s take a look:

1. King Power Stadium – Leicester CityAverage Attendance – 31,940Capacity – 32,273Total: 99 per cent full

2. Carrow Road – Norwich CityAverage Attendance – 26,883Capacity – 27,244Total: 98.7 per cent full

3. Emirates Stadium – Arsenal FCAverage Attendance – 59,811Capacity – 60,704Total: 98.5 per cent full

4. St James’ Park – Newcastle UnitedAverage Attendance – 51,487Capacity – 52,338Total: 98.4 per cent full

5. Goodison Park – EvertonAverage Attendance – 38,906Capacity – 39,571Total: 98.3 per cent full

6. Anfield – Liverpool FCAverage Attendance – 53,008Capacity – 54,074Total: 98 per cent full

7. Old Trafford – Manchester UnitedAverage Attendance – 73,156Capacity – 74,879Total: 97.7 per cent full

8. Villa Park – Aston VillaAverage Attendance – 41,651Capacity – 42,682Total: 97.6 per cent full

9. London Stadium – West Ham UnitedAverage Attendance – 58,513Capacity – 60,000Total: 97.5 per cent full

10. AMEX Stadium – Brighton &