Comparing Burnley’s average attendance to their Premier League rivals

Last weekend’s 1-1 draw with Wolves drew a close to another disappointing Premier League campaign.

The Clarets find themselves back in the Championship after suffering a third straight relegation at the top flight level.

Under Scott Parker’s management for 34 of their 38 games, Burnley claimed just four wins all season long.

They performed particularly poorly at home, winning just twice - and both coming in the opening two months of the campaign.

In fact, that final day draw with Wolves stretched Burnley’s winless run at home to over 210 days.

We saw plenty of empty seats in the home ends towards the end of the season, with relegation already confirmed.

But how does Burnley’s average home attendance this season compare to their top flight rivals? We take a look...

Average attendance

Manchester United - 73,975

West Ham - 62,455

Tottenham - 61,006

Liverpool - 60,389

Arsenal - 60,217

Manchester City - 52,640

Newcastle United - 52,161

Everton - 52,132

Sunderland - 46,809

Aston Villa - 41,977

Chelsea - 39,602

Leeds United - 36,695

Brighton - 31,383

Nottingham Forest - 30,425

Wolves - 29,835

Fulham - 27,203

Crystal Palace - 24,910

Burnley - 21,005

Brentford - 17,126

Bournemouth - 11,175