(Reuters) – According to the BBC, the Women’s Super League has broken a new attendance record with 717,721 fans attending matches so far this season, with six rounds remaining.
This season’s attendance figure has surpassed the previous record of 689,297 fans set during the 2022-23 season. Chelsea Women’s recent match against Arsenal drew a record crowd of 32,970 fans, contributing to the overall increase in attendance.
Arsenal’s victory over Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium also set a new attendance record for a Women’s Super League match this season, highlighting the growing popularity of women’s football in England.
With the exception of West Ham United, all WSL teams will have played at least one match in their main stadium by the end of the upcoming weekend’s matches, showcasing the league’s commitment to providing top-tier football experiences for fans.
Reported by Janina Nuno Rios in Mexico City, this news underscores the positive trajectory of women’s football and the increasing interest and support from fans around the world.
The Women’s Super League continues to grow in popularity and attendance, setting new records and attracting more fans to matches across the country.
Chelsea Women’s recent win over Arsenal drew a record crowd, contributing to the overall increase in attendance figures this season.
Arsenal’s victory over Manchester United also set a new attendance record for a WSL match, highlighting the league’s growing appeal and the excitement surrounding women’s football in England.
With all teams set to play in their main stadiums this season, except for West Ham United, the league is providing fans with more opportunities to support their favorite teams and players.
As the Women’s Super League continues to set new records and attract larger crowds, it is clear that women’s football is on the rise and gaining momentum both domestically and internationally.
