May 7 – Matchweek 35 of the Premier League season delivered the highest average stadium capacity of the campaign so far, with grounds filled to an impressive 98.86% across the board. With the title already decided, it’s the intense scramble for European places that appears to be pulling fans through the turnstiles in record numbers.
May 7 – Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United have a chance to salvage their worst season in recent history by winning the UEFA Europa League. Should they fail to bring home the trophy, the club stands to miss out on an estimated £100m+ in revenue.
May 5 – The 30-year wait is over. Liverpool FC’s Premier League title celebration at Anfield didn’t just bring tears to the eyes of the Kop faithful – it smashed digital records across the board.
May 2 – Matchweek 34 saw Premier League attendances drop to a season-low average of 97.41%, according to Capacity Tracker data – a notable dip from the 97.85% season average with attendances continuing to fall as the season’s end draws near.
May 2 – The real estate industry is becoming increasingly attractive to football clubs, and Premier League Chelsea is keen not to miss the gold rush. The club has signed a new global partnership with Damac Properties, a Dubai-based luxury real estate developer.
May 1 – As Nottingham Forest edge closer to a remarkable return to European competition, owner Evangelos Marinakis is relinquishing day-to-day control of the club due to UEFA regulations prohibiting the same ownership group from controlling multiple clubs in the same European tournament.
May 1 – The wave of stadium development sweeping across English football continues as Luton Town FC has unveiled ambitious plans for a new 25,000-capacity stadium to replace their beloved but outdated Kenilworth Road.
April 29 – West Ham United and long-standing partner Lyca Mobile are strengthening their East London roots with a renewed push to engage young people and underrepresented communities through football, coaching, and talent development.
April 29 – Liverpool will celebrate the club’s 20th top-flight title, equalling their storied English Premier League rivals Manchester United, with a traditional open-top bus parade through the city on May 26.
April 29 – Leeds United have revealed a comprehensive plan for redeveloping their iconic Elland Road stadium following their return to the English Premier League. The ambitious project aims to significantly increase capacity while revitalising the surrounding area.
April 287 – Liverpool FC confirmed their 20th top-flight league championship with a commanding 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, drawing level with their longtime rivals Manchester United in the all-time English league title count.
April 25 – Aston Villa has announced plans to redevelop Villa Park’s North Stand, boosting the stadium’s capacity to more than 50,000 as they join the growing list of Premier League clubs undertaking stadium expansions.
April 25 – Premier League clubs continue to attract U.S. investment, with American billionaire Christopher Sarofim, a minority shareholder in the National Football League’s (NFL) Houston Texans, becoming the latest convert to the ‘round-ball game’.
April 25 – The latest Premier League capacity tracker data reveals a match week that hovered near average in terms of overall attendance, with stadiums filling to just under 98% of their total capacity. However, the figures were heavily influenced by two notable outliers: Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester City.
April 22 – Leeds United and Burnley have secured promotion to the Premier League, with the two sides occupying unassailable positions in the automatic spots on 94 points each.