The Premier League is not just home to world-class talent and thrilling football — it’s also home to some of the most iconic and impressive stadiums in world sport. From the historic charm of Old Trafford to the ultra-modern Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Premier League grounds come in all shapes and sizes. But which clubs boast the biggest venues in terms of capacity?

Here’s a look at the 2025 Premier League stadium capacity rankings:

1.  Manchester United – 75,653  
2.  West Ham – 62,500  
3.  Tottenham – 62,062  
4.  Liverpool – 61,276  
5.  Arsenal – 60,704  
6.  Manchester City – 55,097  
7.  Newcastle – 52,338  
8.  Aston Villa – 42,660  
9.  Chelsea – 41,798  
10. Everton – 39,571  
11. Southampton – 32,384  
12. Leicester City – 32,259  
13. Wolves – 31,700  
14. Brighton – 30,750  
15. Nottingham Forest – 30,576  
16. Ipswich Town – 30,014  
17. Crystal Palace – 26,074  
18. Fulham – 25,678  
19. Brentford – 17,250  
20. Bournemouth – 11,464  

Old Trafford, home to Manchester United, remains the Premier League’s biggest ground, seating over 75,000 fans. However, West Ham, Tottenham, Liverpool, and Arsenal are not far behind, all pushing past the 60,000 mark following recent expansions and new builds.

At the other end of the scale, Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium holds just 11,464, giving it a unique intimacy — but making ticket availability incredibly competitive.

With more clubs exploring expansions or new stadium projects, these rankings could shift in coming years. One thing’s for sure: big stadiums reflect big ambitions — and the Premier League is only getting bigger.