Premier League: attendance for Matchday 21 of 2016-17, Man United - Liverpool draws

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Matchday 21 of the 2016-17 Premier League season drew an average of 35,800 spectators per game, for an average stadium fill rate of 95%, on 14 and 15/01/2017. The average attendance of the English top division 2016-17 is currently 35,796 fans per game on the season (average fill rate: 96%).

Manchester United - Liverpool (1-1) recorded the highest attendance of the weekend, with 75,276 spectators at Old Trafford (75,643 capacity, fill rate: 99%). This is the 10th time in 10 home games that Manchester United has crossed the 75,000 spectators mark.

Six games drew over 30,000 spectators during Matchdy 21, and eight games of 10 posted a fill rate above 94%.

  • The 20 Premier League clubs recorded an average of 36,409 spectators per game in 2015-16.
    • Stadium fill rate: 96%.

Four games in 10 under 21,000 spectators

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