As a Leverkusen fan, I have to disagree. Our average attendance through the last years was about 28.000 and we are rarely sold out

There's a definite echo. I think recording audio upstairs is better for you.

I can name more than 10 German clubs that make more sense in that list than Leverkusen. They barely sell out their tiny stadium

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Leverkusen? they can be happy if its sold out!

Can't help but feel Luton Town have been overlooked here, 10,000 capacity in the Championship selling out every game and even when in the fifth tier we were close to selling out regularly getting 8000+

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Eibar has incredibly high attendances ......if you base it on a percentage of town/city population.Pop 27k, stadium 7k

Not Leverkusen though. I have seen the match vs Paderborn. The Stadium wasn't even 50% filled...

As a Bournemouth fan we definitely could have a much larger stadium, sold out pretty much every week for 5 years now so there's no shortage of demand. It's also a pretty larger catchment area, Bournemouth-Poole is the 16th largest urban area in the country and the nearest major club is Southampton which is 30 miles away. Also heading west the nearest league club is Exeter so that's a very large catchment area for potential fans.

Eibar's population is like 28,000, so you could say nearly a fourth of the whole place attends every home game

When I went to Bayer Leverkusen last year against werder Bremen, they had hundreds of seats empty and most of the away fans were sitting in the home end

I really appreciate the crisp audio you normally produce, your desk is by no means bad but a bit echoed comparatively! Also loving these stadium videos so keep them coming!

Tigres have always sold out their stadium too with a 42 thousand capacity historical stadium where the “wave” was introduced. Maybe a renovation of 10 thousand or 15 thousand would be good

Certainly also the stadium of Club Brugge. After more than a decade, there may now be a new stadium with 40,000 seats and many fans will now finally be able to get a ticket.

Club Bruges' stadium has a capacity of around 28000 and almost all of those seats go to season ticket holders. A new more accessible stadium would likely see an attendance of around 40.000-45.000. Plans are in the works to that end, but getting the permits to start building is not that easy.

1:57 another reason is, that may people living in the Leverkusen are are Köln fans.

Thank you for mentioning Bournemouth. We're a very good club who definitely need a bigger stadium.

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Strangely enough, I think FC Bayern should be on here. The Allianz Arena is not exactly small, but it has been at 100% capacity pretty much every league game since it was opened. It was expanded twice already an now holds 75.000 for domestic competitions, but afaik the last Bundesliga home match for FCB that wasn't sold out was back in 2007.

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Make a video of the top future stadiums great channel by the way 👍🏼

Anfield could be expanded especially after the last couple seasons

I Loe the Bournemouth Stadium and the Eibar Stadium!! The two stadiums are something very special.

I used to watch Leverkusen back in the 1980s while in Germany and it was amazing watching their stadium go from something not unlike Plough Lane to something like White Hart Lane over the course of around 2 years

Keep the stadium trend going. I have a weird fascination with them too.

Great video as always. Audio was better earlier though. Video idea- 7 Grand old Stadiums that needs sprucing up.....

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AFC Wimbledon's new stadium is on Plough Lane but isn't on the site of their old ground. It's on the site of the former Wimbledon Stadium that hosted Speedway and Greyhound Racing.

You should probably do a ranking PL stadiums video or a best stadiums outside Europe video.

Dons fan here, many thanks for the mention! We're technically going to be just down the road from the old site and not on old Plough Lane, because that got sold off and a housing development was built there instead. We're going to be based where Wimbledon Stadium was, which was used for dog racing. Everything else spot on though. We're also crowd-funding to help build the stadium, as we're fan-owned, which is worth a mention!

7 clubs who have only ever played in one stadium btw great vid

Borussia Dortmund should be on this list. Averaging 80,000 from the 81,365 capacity over the last 6 seasons is a clear stat showing that the club can afford at least in spectator numbers that can be in a larger capacity stadium. (i may be incorrect for this) However I also remember ready this stat in the newspaper around June 2019, didn't Borussia Dortmund have to cut ~8,000 members as they did not go to 50% of the previous season games, so they could make room for new members on waiting lists. A 100,000 seater stadium would be more sufficient for the club and fans, and also future proofing the stadium capacity with room to expand in the future, if it was required.

Nothing wrong with stadium videos, always find them interesting

As a Liverpool fan I would put a strong case for our club, 54,000 sounds a lot but we could easily fill another 20,000 seats at Anfield !

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audio is better here than the Q&A, but that audio isn't bad

If we can keep up our current (past 3 years) form then Molineux should be on here too, sold out most league and European games home and away since Nuno took over and currently operate a temporary additional stand in one corner of the ground.

Could have added Feyenoord Rotterdam (Netherlands) they have a 51,000 seater stadium but are often sold out, there are however plans to build a new very expensive stadium.

Famalicão definitely doesn't need a bigger stadium, for now at least .

The audio is a bit off mate I noticed on the Qna but assumed you used the camera for audio (love the vids tho mate)

The New Plough Lane does NOT occupy the site of the original ground. It occupies the site of the old Wimbledon Dog Track which is just about 100 yards from the old ground which is now housing

Wimbledon fan here. The stadium will not be on exactly the same site, but just to the east of River Wandle instead of just to the west. The old site is now occupied by a housing complex and there's a marker on the street corner. Possibly interesting side note- Kingsmeadow is now owned by Chelsea and the Chelsea women's team plays there.

Brighton’s AMEX stadium should be on here. Sold out most games. Very high percentages of occupied seats (even when they were in the Championship) and a 7,000 waiting list for new season ticket holders.

Is there any point in Bournemouth upgrading? its just a matter of time before they are relegated and they'll be in leagues where their stadium is more than adequate soon enough.

Compared to other big successful clubs in Germany Leverkusen has a smaller fan base as it is not considered as a "Traditionsverein". This traditional clubs attract fans from a large area. But the fan base of Bayer Leverkusen is limited to a smaller region. So their stadium is not too small.

The audio was very clear but a bit more of an echo can be heard 👍👍

I'm surprised that Lincoln City's isn't on this list because we get an average of 8000 to 9000 people turning up to the league game (in league one) in a 10000 capacity Stadium with over 6000 season ticket holders. Side note: I don't want Lincoln to leave Sincil Bank I just want them to have a ground extension.

BayArena was built with expansion in mind, so I don't know why it hasn't been taken up since 2002.

There's an old athletics stadium right next to Dean Court. I thought that they said the new stadium would be built there.

Rangers could go a adding to their stadium. We'd easily fill another 10,000 in on top of the current 50,000

theres a slight echo here but it makes it sound better tbh.

I noticed. There is more of an echo downstairs. Clearer sound upstairs.

Although you might be right about a few european games, Viktoria Plzen really doesn’t need a larger stadium, average attendance in czech league is way below 10.000 people, Plzen’s population is roughly 175k people. Even two biggest clubs in Prague (Sparta and Slavia) rarely sell out their games with 20k stadiums - with a population about 1,3 million.

The audio is fine brother

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The new Plough Lane isn't on the site of the old Plough Lane. It's further along the road on the site of Wimbledon Stadium, which hosted Speedway and stock car racing.

Wimbledon looks like a great outdoor stadium

Bournemouth was first on my mind but think Crystal Palace would fill a lot more seats if available. Bit surprised with Juve, they downsized as they would only fill 60% afterall.

Santos FC. Their stadium currently has only a 16k capacity, 4k of which are private seats, which drags down their average attendance even further (they usually finish bottom 5 in attendance simply because of that, even currently when they are 3rd in the standings).

Leverkusen are already having a hard time selling out their stadium...

There is a slight difference with recording downstairs. I can hear a bit of an echo.

I think Fratton Park should be in with a shout here as well.

You got a lot of reverb, maybe installing some acoustic panels around you will help dampen the sound. Honestly I used to record in my closet with clothing around me and it’s literally worked wonders for a professional sound.

astonishing, Famalicão has a lot of "tiffosi" i believe it's the 6th club with more of then... it's normal to the staduim been smal, but it 1994 their ground have the capacity do 10.000 (i think because of non-seet, don't remember too well, i've played 2 games there) Clube Desportivo der Nacional, have a little stadium too, Estádio do Madeira (or Choupana like we know) 5.132, but it's sold out when the 3 big teams are there and CDN have a rich European History, besides they are in Liga 2 this season (more like the 10-0 they taked of Benfica), but next season they are coming back to Liga NOS.

Leeds United surely needs to be mentioned , they’ve sold out every game for over a year now and it can be very hard to get tickets with 25,000 season ticket holders and thousands more on a waiting list . They even get 30,000 at cup games

I’d say the audio was better upstairs, it’s more echoey downstairs.

PSG? Parc des Princes is a reasonable size, but I wouldn't be surprised if their owners wanted a 70, 000+ size stadium, given their ambitions. I don't know much about their current attendances...but as the only big club in Paris the potential is surely there. Agree with Bournemouth and Chelsea...plus maybe Watford?

Definitely a pop in the audio in these videos

Norwich should definitely be on here. As now we are in the premier league getting tickets for home (and away) games is impossible.

Norwich should definitely be in this. Been selling out for 15 years, no matter what league we've been in, with some of the most expensive match and season tickets in England and last time I saw there was a season ticket waiting list of 8000.

its awkward that Bayern Leverkusen's stadium has almost the same capacity as ewood park and less capacity than the ricoh arena

The problem with Leverkussen is that they’re stadium of 30k right now is barely sold out because they don’t have a large fanbase. If you make the stadium bigger you will get the same effect like in napoli stadium where one allot of parts of the stadium will be empty and it costs too much money with less fans

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Audio is better, did notice it on the q&a

I think Valencia should also upgrade their stadium. They have 60,000 season ticket holders and only 40,000 capacity

Santos in Brazil, Pelé and Neymar former club, have a 17000 Stadium capacity, i think that It should be on the list

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As a Czech guy, I can tell you, that Viktoria Plzeň don´t need bigger stadium. Their stadium is sold out only, when they play against Slavia or Sparta or in CL/EL. Just another village club, who was brought on top because of tight connection between their owner and the head of Czech FA.

Ibrox needs an expansion. 51,000 capacity with 49,000 season ticket holders.

Leverkusen is a small city where even the players don't spend much time there and go to nearby bigger cities like Dusseldorf or Cologne so that's why they have a smaller fan base compared to other good clubs from big cities.

Check Widzew Łódź. Polish 2nd division (3rd league team). We rarely don't sell out. ;)

Surprised Anfield isn’t on here, Yes they slowly keep expanding it but based on Liverpool’s history they could pull in way more fans than their current capacity supports

I’m honestly not surprised that AFC Bournemouth is on here, it takes forever to get a ticket

People say we need a bigger stadium but when you think how far we’ve came in a short amount of time we haven’t had time to build a new stadium plus we can’t expand Dean Court due to not owning it plus houses next to the stadium

Personally as a chelsea fan i never want to move out of the bridge

Bournemouths looks like a league one stadium

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Ajax stadium is allways sold out i haven’t been there this year bcs all of the matches are sold out really quickly

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