Top 10 Teams with highest average home attendances this season

#4 Manchester United

Manchester United v Watford FC - Premier League

Average Attendance: 74,505

The Premier League giants are one of the most supported clubs in the world and their stadium, the iconic Old Trafford, is a legend in itself. Also known as the Theatre of Dreams, the stadium was opened for the general public in 1910 and is often considered the Mecca of Football.

Old Trafford has a capacity of 74,994 and is almost always full to the brim. The support is vocal and loyal. And the Stretford End is a part of the United folklore and has a cult status among fans.

Despite their managerial turmoils this season, Manchester United have continued their legacy of playing to a full house. The average attendance this season is 74,505, which means that the stands are more than 99% full on an average! Unimaginable, but true.

#3 Bayern Munich

Liverpool v FC Bayern Muenchen - UEFA Champions League Round of 16: First Leg

Average Attendance: 75,000

The Bundesliga Giants endured a tough start to the season, but have managed to climb back to second in the table. Even though it is not good enough for Bayern Munich, they have not fared better in the Champions League either, where they were knocked out in the Round of 16 by Liverpool.

But Bayern is still the biggest club in Germany and their history is unmatched. Their fan following is loyal too, and the reigning Bundesliga Champions have managed an average attendance of 75,000 at the Allianz Arena.

Located in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, it is one of the most stylish stadiums in the world and has a seating capacity of 75,000. This means that Bayern has run a full house every time they have taken to the field this season!

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