Where Man Utd and Man City sit in Premier League attendance table vs Arsenal, Liverpool and more

It may come as no surprise to learn that Manchester United boast the biggest stadium in the Premier League. At just under 75,000, only Wembley holds a larger capacity on British soil. But does that translate to attendance?

United, admittedly, have endured a decline since Sir Alex Ferguson retired almost 11 years ago. The Red Devils are yet to win the Premier League in the post-Ferguson era while their local rivals, Manchester City, dominate. As for City, they have come a long way since averaging 28,000 at Maine Road in the third tier.

Pep Guardiola’s swashbuckling side are relentless and are aiming for back-to-back trebles - an unprecedented feat in English football. The revamped City of Manchester Stadium - now a fully-fledged football ground branded as the Etihad - holds 53,400 spectators.

Club chiefs made a conscious effort to bolster the capacity since Sheikh Mansour transformed City’s fortunes forever in 2008. But how do they stack up compared to their top-flight rivals for the 2023-24 campaign? ManchesterWorld has profiled the Premier League attendance figures ahead of another jam-packed weekend of action.