article_snippet: Manchester United, averaging over 75,000 fans every game at Old Trafford, top the crowds list .
article_snippet: This is what Maine Road looked like in 1934, the year Manchester City recorded a record attendance of 84,569 .
article_snippet: Arsenal's Emirates Stadium sees them second in attendances for this season, and fourth overall on crowds .
article_snippet: Manchester United current average attendances of more than 75,000 leaves United’s current average attendances of more than 75,000 way ahead of the field, with Arsenal in second place just below 60,000, then Newcastle (nearly 51,000), Manchester City (45,400), Liverpool (44,700), with Chelsea, Sunderland, Everton, Tottenham and West Ham filling out the top 10.
article_snippet: An aggregate of those two ranks gives the overall crowd ranking topped by Manchester United, with Manchester City in second place, then Chelsea, Arsenal and Sunderland.
article_snippet: Manchester City have the highest single attendance for a home club match in English football - almost 85,000 were at Maine Road for the game in question, an FA Cup tie against Stoke in 1934.
article_snippet: Manchester United are the club with the next biggest home record, just over 83,000 for a league match with Arsenal in 1948.
article_snippet: Incidentally, this was also played at Maine Road, which Manchester United were using at that time because Old Trafford had been so damaged in the blitz.
article_snippet: Eight other clubs also have record home attendances of more than 70,000: Chelsea, Arsenal and, Everton, Aston Villa, Sunderland, Tottenham, Charlton, Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday and these all-time highs are reflective of Eight other clubs having massive paying support in different eras.
highlights_snippet: Manchester City top the all-time top attendance list from a game in 1934 .
  
highlights_snippet: But Manchester United's average 2014/15 attendance sees Manchester United's average 2014/15 attendance top our 'crowds' category .
  