Euroleagues: attendance, capacity, utilisation statistics 03/04

[jonam]

Hi,
I have set up statistics regardinng average attendances, average capacities and average utilisations of Europe's 5 biggest leagues for 03/04. Quite interesting to see while Germany has the best average attendance, England has next to perfect utilisations. Not mentioning the high ticket prices at all...


http://www.schwatzgelb.com/fanservice/euroleaguesattendances0304.htm

[blackjack]

That's interesting. Well done to you.

[Colm]

Yeah pretty cool, i found another site a bit like that about a week ago at www.soccerstats.com (http://www.soccerstats.com)

[King Rooney]

Yeah pretty cool, i found another site a bit like that about a week ago at www.soccerstats.com (http://www.soccerstats.com)
this post is very disrespectful of joham, but therefore it is funny.

[musicl]

From the soccerstats site - Norwich 112% full. GO Norwich.

Nice sites.

If Blackburn, Fulham, Middlesborough, Aston Villa get relagated. SO they could be replaced by either Leeds, West Ham, Ipswich, Forest, Wolves . Then English one could get 99% utilation.

[Gregoriak]

Excellent stuff! I have compiled some categories from those stats.

Highest average Attendance

- Per Club

79,647 Borussia Dortmund
69,203 Real Madrid
67,641 Manchester United
67,583 CF Barcelona
63,245 AC Milan
61,144 FC Schalke 04
58,352 Internazionale
55,413 Roma
55,353 Bayern Munich
51,966 Newcastle United
51,649 Olympique Marseille
49,341 Lazio
48,181 Hamburg SV
46,834 Manchester City
46,263 CF Valencia
44,368 Atletico Madrid
43,235 VfB Stuttgart
42,706 Liverpool FC
41,234 Chelsea
40,509 Hertha Berlin
40,035 1. FC Cologne
38,837 Everton
38,811 Paris SG
38,620 1. FC Kaiserslautern
38,079 Arsenal

- Per League

37,478 Germany
35,020 England
28,823 Spain
25,967 Italy
20,142 France

Highest Utilisation

-Per Club

100% FC Schalke 04 (61,144)
100% Newcastle United (51,966)
100% Bayer Leverkusen (22,500)
100% Portsmouth (20.108)
99 % Manchester United (67,641)
99 % Arsenal (38,079)
98 % Manchester City (46,834)
97 % Chelsea (41,234)
97 % Charlton Athletic (26,293)
96 % Borussia Dortmund (79,647)

-Per League

95 % England
85 % Germany
73 % Spain
70 % France
60 % Italy

Biggest Capacity Stadia

98,600 Barcelona [Nou Camp]
82,540 Dortmund [Westfalen]
81,138 Rome [Olimpico]
80,162 Real Madrid [Bernabeu]
78,000 Milano [San Siro]
68,409 Manchester [Old Trafford]
67,229 Torino [Dell’Alpi]
63,540 Munich [Olympia]
61,237 Gelsenkirchen [Auf Schalke]
60,005 Marseille [Velodrome]

[jonam]

No offend as such work is really appreciated....


Excellent stuff! I have compiled some categories from those stats.

Highest average Attendance
- Per League

37,478 Germany
35,020 England
28,823 Spain
25,967 Italy
20,142 France

Highest Utilisation

-Per League

95 % England
85 % Germany
73 % Spain
70 % France
60 % Italy


There is a button at the bottom of my statistics (http://www.schwatzgelb.com/fanservice/euroleaguesattendances0304.htm). That will bring you to average attendances, average capacities and average utilisations for the 5 big Euroleagues.




Biggest Capacity Stadia

98,600 Barcelona [Nou Camp]
82,540 Dortmund [Westfalen]
81,138 Rome [Olimpico]
80,162 Real Madrid [Bernabeu]
78,000 Milano [San Siro]
68,409 Manchester [Old Trafford]
67,229 Torino [Dell’Alpi]
63,540 Munich [Olympia]
61,237 Gelsenkirchen [Auf Schalke]
60,005 Marseille [Velodrome]


This actually aren't capacities but average capacities. Sounds silly but as an example, let's take Westfalenstadion, Dortmund. Last season was the first after the expansion to 83.000. As the first 2 or 3 matches only 3 of 4 new corners were opened (about 78.000) the average capacities dropped slightly. Average capacities are needed to get more or less accurate utilisation rates.

Btw, most of the statistics you'll also find here (except utilisations, that is my genuine work *ggg*):

- http://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn.htm
- http://www.fussballtempel.net/uefa/listeuefa.html

There are several more quality sites out there but these 2 cover most of the figures needed.