A-League Men attendance

The A-League Men is the premier professional association football league in Australia. Founded in 2005, the 2013–14 season saw an average 13,041 spectators between the 10 teams, the second-highest average attendance in league history. In 2013 the league had the fourth-highest average attendance among Australian football code crowds. Attendances are predicted to hit an all time low after the December 12 2022 decision to hold the grand final in Sydney for the next three years upset many thousands of fans. Many fans and active supporter groups are currently organising walkouts and boycotts for the round starting on Friday December 16 2022 and continuing for future rounds until the decision is overturned.

Regular season highest attendances

Rank	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance	Stadium	Date	Season
1	Western Sydney Wanderers	0 – 4	Sydney FC	61,880	ANZ Stadium	8 October 2016 (2016-10-08)	2016-17
2	Melbourne Victory	0 – 0	Sydney FC	50,333	MARVEL Stadium	8 December 2006	2006-07
3	Melbourne Victory	0 – 0	Melbourne City	45,202	MARVEL Stadium	12 October 2013 (2013-10-12)	2013-14
4	Western Sydney Wanderers	1 – 0	Sydney FC	44,843	ANZ Stadium	18 February 2017 (2017-02-18)	2016-17
5	Melbourne Victory	5 – 2	Melbourne City	43,729	MARVEL Stadium	25 October 2014 (2014-10-25)	2014-15
6	Melbourne Victory	1 – 4	Melbourne City	43,188	MARVEL Stadium	16 October 2016 (2016-10-16)	2016-17
7	Melbourne Victory	1 – 2	Melbourne City	42,032	MARVEL Stadium	5 October 2012 (2012-10-05)	2012-13
8	Sydney FC	3 – 1	Western Sydney Wanderers	41,213	Allianz Stadium	18 October 2014 (2014-10-18)	2014-15
9	Melbourne Victory	2 – 1	Melbourne City	41,203	MARVEL Stadium	2 February 2013 (2013-02-02)	2012-13
10	Sydney FC	1 – 0	Western Sydney Wanderers	40,539	Allianz Stadium	24 October 2015 (2015-10-24)	2015-16
11	Melbourne Victory	1 – 1	Melbourne City	40,504	MARVEL Stadium	20 October 2018 (2018-10-20)	2018-19

Finals series highest attendances

Rank	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance	Stadium	Round	Date	Season
1	Perth Glory	0(1) – 0(4)	Sydney FC	56,371	Optus Stadium	Grand Final	19 May 2019 (2019-05-19)	2018-19
2	Melbourne Victory	6 – 0	Adelaide United	55,436	Etihad Stadium	Grand Final	18 February 2007 (2007-02-18)	2006-07
3	Melbourne Victory	1 – 0	Adelaide United	53,273	Etihad Stadium	Grand Final	28 February 2009 (2009-02-28)	2008-09
4	Brisbane Roar	2 – 1 (aet)	Western Sydney Wanderers	51,153	Suncorp Stadium	Grand Final	4 May 2014 (2014-05-04)	2013-14
5	Brisbane Roar	2 – 1 (aet)	Perth Glory	50,334	Suncorp Stadium	Grand Final	22 April 2012 (2012-04-22)	2011-12
6	Brisbane Roar	2(4) – 2(2)	Central Coast Mariners	50,168	Suncorp Stadium	Grand Final	13 March 2011 (2011-03-13)	2010-11
7	Adelaide United	3 – 1	Western Sydney Wanderers	50,119	Adelaide Oval	Grand Final	1 May 2016 (2016-05-01)	2015-16

Highest attendances by individual clubs (regular season only)

Club	Score	vs	Attendance	Stadium	Date	Season
Adelaide United	1 – 1	Melbourne Victory	33,216	Adelaide Oval	17 October 2014 (2014-10-17)	2014-15
Brisbane Roar	1 – 1	Sydney FC	32,371	Suncorp Stadium	20 January 2006 (2006-01-20)	2006-07
Central Coast Mariners	1 – 2	Newcastle Jets	19,238	Bluetongue Stadium	12 January 2008 (2008-01-12)	2007-08
Gold Coast United	5 – 1	Newcastle Jets	14,783	Skilled Park	22 January 2011 (2011-01-22)	2010-11
Macarthur FC	2 – 3	Sydney FC	7,021	Campbelltown Stadium	29 October 2022	2022-23
Melbourne City	3 – 2	Melbourne Victory	26,457	AAMI Park	23 December 2011 (2011-12-23)	2011-12
Melbourne Victory	0 – 0	Sydney FC	50,333	Etihad Stadium	8 December 2006 (2006-12-08)	2006-07
Newcastle Jets	0 – 3	Western Sydney Wanderers	22,518	Hunter Stadium	29 March 2013 (2013-03-29)	2012-13
New Zealand Knights	1 – 3	Sydney FC	9,827	North Harbour Stadium	2 September 2005 (2005-09-02)	2005-06
North Queensland Fury	2 – 3	Sydney FC	8,897	Dairy Farmers Stadium	8 August 2009 (2009-08-08)	2009-10
Perth Glory	0 - 2	Melbourne Victory	17,856	HBF Park	30 March 2019 (2019-03-30)	2018-19
Sydney FC	3 – 2	Western Sydney Wanderers	41,213	Allianz Stadium	18 October 2014 (2014-10-18)	2014-15
Wellington Phoenix	3 – 0	Western United	24,105	Sky Stadium	22 May 2021 (2021-05-22)	2020-21
Western Sydney Wanderers	0 – 4	Sydney FC	61,880	ANZ Stadium	8 October 2016 (2016-10-08)	2016-17
Western United	3 – 1	Melbourne Victory	10,128	GMHBA Stadium	8 December 2019	2019-20

Lowest attendances by individual clubs (regular season only)

Club	Score	vs	Attendance	Stadium	Date	Season
Adelaide United	0 – 2	Perth Glory	5,898	Hindmarsh Stadium	1 March 2012 (2012-03-01)	2011-12
Brisbane Roar	1 – 0	Central Coast Mariners	4,121	Suncorp Stadium	13 March 2020 (2020-03-13)	2019-20
Central Coast Mariners	0 – 0	Melbourne City	4,514	Bluetongue Stadium	3 December 2015 (2015-12-03)	2015-16
Gold Coast United	3 – 3	Central Coast Mariners	1,141	Skilled Park	22 February 2012 (2012-02-22)	2011-12
Macarthur FC	2 – 2	Western United	2,002	Campbelltown Stadium	1 February 2022	2020-22
Melbourne City	3 – 3	Newcastle Jets	2,754	AAMI Park	8 December 2010 (2010-12-08)	2010-11
Melbourne Victory	2 – 0	Gold Coast United	5,268	Aurora Stadium	30 January 2011 (2011-01-30)	2010-11
Newcastle Jets	0 – 2	Melbourne City	3,114	Port Macquarie Regional Stadium	31 October 2010 (2010-10-31)	2010-11
New Zealand Knights	0 – 1	Central Coast Mariners	1,632	North Harbour Stadium	28 September 2006 (2006-09-28)	2006-07
North Queensland Fury	1 – 2	Brisbane Roar	1,003	Skilled Park	8 February 2011 (2011-02-08)	2010-11
Perth Glory	1 – 0	Wellington Phoenix	4,443	Members Equity Stadium	21 September 2008 (2008-09-21)	2008-09
Sydney FC	3 – 1	Wellington Phoenix	4,012	Sydney Football Stadium	1 December 2010 (2010-12-01)	2010-11
Wellington Phoenix	0 – 1	Perth Glory	3,898	Sky Stadium	8 January 2012 (2012-01-08)	2011-12
Western Sydney Wanderers	2 – 2	Brisbane Roar	5,067	Glen Willow Regional Sports Stadium	10 November 2018 (2018-11-10)	2018-19
Western United	2 – 0	Newcastle Jets	990	AAMI Park	26 April 2021	2020-21

Seasonal average attendances

Season	Regular Season Average (Excludes Finals)[1]
Season	ADL	BRI	CCM	GCU	MAC	MCY	MVC	NEW	NZ	NQ	PG	SFC	WP	WSW	WU	Total
2005–06	10,948	14,785	7,899	–	–	–	16,167	9,022	3,909	–	9,734	16,669	–	–	–	10,956
2006–07	12,165	16,465	9,828	–	–	–	27,728	12,573	3,011	–	7,589	15,555	–	–	–	12,911
2007–08	12,697	16,951	12,738	–	–	–	26,064	13,209	–	–	7,596	16,963	11,683	–	–	14,610
2008–09	11,713	12,995	10,465	–	–	–	24,516	9,729	–	–	7,942	12,375	7,193	–	–	12,180
2009–10	10,765	8,665	7,388	5,297	–	–	20,750	6,358	–	6,723	9,205	13,677	8,966	–	–	9,793
2010–11	11,552	9,291	8,168	3,419	–	8,312	18,458	8,429	–	4,245	8,488	8,014	7,829	–	–	8,429
2011–12	8,829	13,387	9,505	3,438	–	9,082	20,714	12,117	–	–	8,972	11,861	8,691	–	–	10,497
2012–13	9,793	13,857	9,994	–	–	8,860	21,885	13,389	–	–	8,876	18,737	6,877	12,466	–	12,347
2013–14	11,225	14,957	9,398	–	–	9,933	21,808	11,949	–	–	9,418	18,682	8,201	14,860	–	13,041
2014–15	12,637	11,660	7,585	–	–	10,374	25,388	8,968	–	–	9,542	17,378	8,583	12,520	–	12,511
2015–16	11,287	12,850	8,111	–	–	11,047	23,112	9,586	–	–	8,986	16,637	8,042	14,297	–	12,326
2016–17	9,565	13,892	7,395	–	–	10,593	22,008	8,645	–	–	10,533	16,001	6,211	17,746	–	12,294
2017–18	9,830	9,093	7,194	–	–	9,868	17,631	11,016	–	–	9,186	14,593	5,694	11,924	–	10,671
2018–19	9,031	9,632	5,562	–	–	8,135	20,604	9,079	–	–	10,360	13,566	8,533	9,191	–	10,411
2019–20	8,326	9,388	5,504	–	–	8,397	17,366	7,386	–	–	8,382	12,110	8,477	13,729	5,653	9,428
2020–21	7,383	6,181	5,697	–	3,488	6,154	5,823	4,056	–	–	4,777	7,686	5,329	8,062	3,061	5,682
2021–22	6,501	4,538	4,296	–	3,118	6,530	9,473	4,843	–	–	4,281	5,534	4,001	7,388	3,351	5,353
Green and red background denote club's highest and lowest A-League Men season attendances respectively.[2]
Statistics for 2019–20 A-League seasons includes figures up until the COVID-19 outbreak.

Seasonal gate receipts

Season	Total
Season	Regular Season	Finals	Season
2005–06	920,318	126,240	1,046,558
2006–07	1,084,550	177,682	1,262,232
2007–08	1,227,244	154,118	1,381,362
2008–09	1,023,151	143,559	1,166,710
2009–10	1,322,004	161,195	1,483,199
2010–11	1,390,844	121,635	1,512,479
2011–12	1,417,084	119,147	1,536,231
2012–13	1,666,875	105,258	1,772,133
2013–14	1,760,508	128,566	1,889,074
2014–15	1,688,951	137,825	1,826,776
2015–16	1,653,025	117,112	1,770,147
2016–17	1,659,854	111,160	1,771,014
2017–18	1,440,031	89,575	1,529,606
2018–19	1,407,148	115,622	1,522,770
Green and red background denote highest and lowest A-League Men season attendances respectively.[2]

References

"Attendance". ultimatealeague.com. Retrieved 10 May 2014.
"Statistics".

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[1] "Attendance". ultimatealeague.com. Retrieved 10 May 2014.

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A-League Men
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