Premier League stadiums ranked: Capacity of all 20 grounds as Anfield plans to upgrade

Liverpool's home base is set to become the third-biggest venue in the league

PREMIER LEAGUE VENUES CAPACITY: 20. Brentford, Community Stadium. Capacity 17,250. Getty

19. Burnley, Turf Moor. Capacity 21,944. Getty

18. Watford, Vicarage Road. Capacity 22,200. Getty

17. Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park. Capacity 25,486. Getty

16. Norwich City, Carrow Road. Capacity 27,359. Getty

15. Brighton & Hove Albion, Amex Stadium. Capacity 31,800. Getty

14. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Molineux. Capacity 32,050. Reuters

13. Leicester City, King Power Stadium. Capacity 32,261. Getty

12. Southampton, St. Mary’s Stadium. Capacity 32,505.

11. Leeds United, Elland Road. Capacity 37,792. Getty

10. Everton, Goodison Park. Capacity 39,414. Getty

9. Chelsea, Stamford Bridge. Capacity 41,837. Getty

8. Aston Villa, Villa Park. Capacity 42,095. Getty

7. Newcastle United, St James’ Park. Capacity 52,305. Getty

6. Manchester City, Etihad Stadium. Capacity 55,097. Getty

5. West Ham United, London Stadium. Capacity 60,000. Getty

4. Arsenal, Emirates Stadium. Capacity 60,704. Getty

3. Liverpool, Anfield. Capacity 61,000 (after upgrade).

2. Tottenham, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Capacity 62,850. Getty

1. Manchester United, Old Trafford. Capacity 76,000.

Football fans are well and truly back in the stands and no one will ever take their noise at the grounds for granted again.

When the pandemic struck, vast stadiums looked no more than expensive facades as football, like all sports, was played behind closed doors. But we have turned a corner in the fight against the pandemic, and that means getting back to something resembling a normal life. And that also includes supporting teams at grounds.

This gradual return has come at a perfect time for Liverpool as they confirmed plans to increase the capacity of the Anfield Stadium to over 61,000 which will make it the third biggest stadium in the Premier League.

Around 7,000 seats are set to be added at the Anfield Road Stand, in time for the 2023-24 season.

So which venues in the Premier League are bigger than Anfield? You can see the capacity of the home venues of each of the 20 Premier League teams — according to football-stadiums.co.uk — in the picture gallery above.

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