The Women's Super League experienced a 10% decline in average attendances last season, primarily linked to a lack of international football enhancing interest in domestic matches. According to Deloitte, the overall average attendance dropped from 7,366 to 6,662. Bristol City's relegation had a significant effect, as they had strong home support and ranked fifth in attendance despite their poor performance. Newly promoted Crystal Palace averaged only 1,779 attendees, a substantial drop from Bristol City's figures, highlighting challenges for some clubs in maintaining fan engagement amidst these changing dynamics.
The average attendances in the Women's Super League fell by 10% last season, attributed to less international football capturing the audience's interest in domestic matches.
Bristol City's relegation significantly impacted attendance; despite poor performance, they boasted the fifth-highest average attendance in the league at 6,974.
Crystal Palace's entry into the WSL saw them average only 1,779 attendees, showcasing a stark contrast to the club they replaced, Bristol City.
Several big clubs in the league, including Arsenal and Manchester United, saw attendance drops as broader interest wavered alongside the absence of international competitions.
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