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List of women's association football attendance records

Women's association football is a popular sport, though less watched than the equivalent men's game in most markets. In the early 20th century, women's football thrived in England, seeing crowds equal to or larger than men's football matches; between the 1920s and 1970s, women's football was banned from existing in official capacities in England and various other regions, setting it back.[1] While most men's association football attendance records were set in the 20th century, record crowds in the women's game have been set predominantly in the 21st century.

The FIFA record attendance for a women's football match set at Camp Nou on 22 April 2022

The record attendance of a women's football match is the estimated 110,000 attendance at Estadio Azteca for the final of the 1971 Women's World Cup (organised by the Federation of Independent European Female Football (FIEFF)) between the national teams of Mexico and Denmark on 5 September 1971.[2]

The record attendance of a match recognised by FIFA is 91,648, set during a UEFA Women's Champions League match between Barcelona Femení and Wolfsburg at the Camp Nou on 22 April 2022.[3][4][5]

Barcelona also played, against Atlético Madrid, in the match at the Metropolitano Stadium which holds the domestic league attendance record of 60,739.[6] Including records not officially recognised by FIFA due to unsanctioned matches, five teams have each set the world record attendance the most times, with three each: Dick, Kerr Ladies F.C., Mexico, China, United States, and Barcelona.

Domestic leagues

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The home end ahead of the domestic women's league record attendance set at the Metropolitano Stadium on 17 March 2019
Date Home team Score Away team League (season) Venue Attendance Ref(s)
17 March 2019 Atlético Madrid 0–2 Barcelona   Iberdrola   Metropolitano Stadium, Madrid 60,739 [6]
17 February 2024 Arsenal 3–1 Manchester United   WSL   Emirates Stadium, London 60,160 [7]
3 March 2024 Arsenal 1–0 Tottenham 60,050 [8]
10 December 2023 Arsenal 4–1 Chelsea 59,042 [9]
5 June 2023 América 2–1 Pachuca   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 58,156 [10]
29 July 2023 Porcinas 2–3 PIO   Queens League   Metropolitano Stadium, Madrid 57,326[a][b][c] [11]
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1 October 2023 Arsenal 0–1 Liverpool   WSL   Emirates Stadium, London 54,115 [12]
11 November 2022 América 0–1 Tigres   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 52,654 [13]
4 May 2018 Monterrey 2–2
(2–4) 		Tigres   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe 51,211
24 September 2022 Arsenal 4–0 Tottenham   WSL   Emirates Stadium, London 47,367 [14]
15 January 2023 Arsenal 1–1 Chelsea 46,811 [15]
10 September 2023 Corinthians 2–1 Ferroviária   Campeonato Brasileiro   Arena Corinthians, São Paulo 42,326 [16]
7 November 2022 Monterrey 2–2 Tigres   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe 42,315 [17]
2 September 2023 Universitario 2–0 Alianza Lima   Liga Femenina   Estadio Monumental, Lima 42,107 [18]
3 June 2023 OL Reign 0–2 Portland Thorns   NWSL   Lumen Field, Seattle 42,054[c] [19]
14 November 2022 Tigres 2–0 América   Liga MX Femenil   El Volcán, Monterrey 41,615 [20]
24 September 2022 Corinthians 4–1 Internacional   Campeonato Brasileiro   Arena Corinthians, São Paulo 41,070 [21]
19 November 2022 Arsenal 2–3 Manchester United   WSL   Emirates Stadium, London 40,604 [22]
20 November 2023 Tigres 1–0 Monterrey   Liga MX Femenil   El Volcán, Monterrey 40,039 [23]
19 November 2023 Barcelona 5–0 Real Madrid   Liga F   Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona 38,707 [24]
23 April 2023 Köln 0–2 Eintracht Frankfurt   Frauen-Bundesliga   RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne 38,365 [25]
17 November 2019 Tottenham 0–2 Arsenal   WSL   Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London 38,262 [26]
4 November 2022 Tigres 2–1 Monterrey   Liga MX Femenil   El Volcán, Monterrey 36,509 [27]
18 September 2022 Internacional 1–1 Corinthians   Campeonato Brasileiro   Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre 36,330
15 October 2023 Arsenal 2–1 Aston Villa   WSL   Emirates Stadium, London 35,829 [28]
8 June 2024 Chicago Red Stars 1–2 Bay FC   NWSL   Wrigley Field, Chicago 35,038 [29]
27 April 2003 Athletic Club 5–0 Híspalis   Superliga   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 35,000 [30][31]
15 April 2001 Washington Freedom 1–0 Bay Area CyberRays   WUSA   RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, D.C. 34,148 [32]
6 October 2023 OL Reign 0–0 Washington Spirit   NWSL   Lumen Field, Seattle 34,130 [33]
5 January 2020 Athletic Club 0–3 Barcelona   Iberdrola   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 32,068 [34]
23 March 2024 San Diego Wave 1–2 Kansas City   NWSL   Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 32,066 [35]
17 September 2022 San Diego Wave 1–0 Angel City   NWSL   Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 32,000
30 September 2022 Tigres 2–2 Monterrey   Liga MX Femenil   El Volcán, Monterrey 31,537 [36]
25 March 2023 Monterrey 1–1 Tigres   Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe 30,877 [37]
25 March 2023 San Diego Wave 3–2 Chicago Red Stars   NWSL   Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 30,854
15 October 2023 San Diego Wave 2–0 Racing Louisville 30,312
4 November 2022 América 3–1 Guadalajara   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 30,274 [38]
30 June 2001 Washington Freedom 2–0 Carolina Courage   WUSA   RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, D.C. 30,271 [39]
13 October 2019 Real Sociedad 0–2 Athletic Club   Iberdrola   Reale Arena, San Sebastián/Donostia 28,367 [40]
16 November 2023 Guadalajara 2–2 América   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio Akron, Guadalajara 27,401 [41]
29 August 2021 OL Reign 2–1 Portland Thorns   NWSL   Lumen Field, Seattle 27,248[c] [42]
27 August 2023 Alianza Lima 1–0 Universitario   Liga Femenina   Alejandro Villanueva Stadium, Lima 26,804
8 September 2024 San Diego Wave 1–4 North Carolina Courage   NWSL   Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 26,516
5 May 2013 Athletic Club 1–2 Barcelona   Primera División   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 26,000 [43][30]
7 November 2022 Guadalajara 3–3 América   Liga MX Femenil   Estadio Akron, Guadalajara 25,899 [17]
17 June 2023 San Diego Wave 1–2 Angel City   NWSL   Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 25,515
11 August 2019 Portland Thorns 2–1 North Carolina Courage   NWSL   Providence Park, Portland 25,218
16 September 2023 Portland Thorns 2–0 OL Reign   NWSL
6 May 2007 Athletic Club 0–0 Torrejón   Superliga   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 25,000 [30]

Domestic cups

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Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance Ref(s)
14 May 2023 Chelsea 1–0 Manchester United FA Cup final   Wembley Stadium, London 77,390 [3]
30 January 2019 Athletic Club 0–2 Atlético Madrid Copa de la Reina quarter-final   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 48,121 [44]
5 November 2023 San Diego Wave FC 0–1 OL Reign NWSL championship semi-final   Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 32,262 [45]
14 October 2023 Aniquiladoras 0–0 (2–1 p) PIO Queens Cup semi-final   La Rosaleda Stadium, Málaga 30,044[a][b][c] [46]
Saiyans 1–2 Aniquiladoras Queens Cup final
28 March 1971 Sant Andreu 2–1 Sabadell Catalunya Copa Pernod third-place play-off   Camp Nou, Barcelona 30,000 [47]
Barcelona 1–2 Espanyol Catalunya Copa Pernod final
23 May 2010 Athletic Club 0–2 Barcelona Copa de la Reina quarter-final   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao [30]

Intracontinental tournaments

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Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance Ref(s)
22 April 2022   Barcelona 5–1   Wolfsburg Champions League semi-final   Camp Nou, Barcelona 91,648 [3][48]
30 March 2022   Barcelona 5–2   Real Madrid Champions League quarter-final 91,553 [48]
27 April 2023   Barcelona 1–1   Chelsea Champions League semi-final   Camp Nou, Barcelona 72,262 [48]
2 May 2023   Arsenal 2–3   Wolfsburg Champions League semi-final   Emirates Stadium, London 60,063
29 March 2023   Barcelona 5–1   Roma Champions League quarter-final   Camp Nou, Barcelona 54,667
25 May 2024   Barcelona 2–0   Olympique Lyonnais Champions League final   San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 50,827 [49]
17 May 2012   Olympique Lyonnais 2–0   Eintracht Frankfurt Champions League final   Olympiastadion, Munich 50,212
24 November 2022   Barcelona 3–0   Bayern Munich Champions League group stage   Camp Nou, Barcelona 46,967
30 April 2022   Paris Saint-Germain 1–2   Olympique Lyonnais Champions League semi-final   Parc des Princes, Paris 43,255
21 May 2022   Barcelona 1–3   Olympique Lyonnais Champions League final   Juventus Stadium, Turin 39,454
21 March 2023   Roma 0–1   Barcelona Champions League quarter-final   Stadio Olimpico, Rome 39,454 [50]
20 April 2024   Olympique Lyonnais 3–2   Paris Saint-Germain Champions League semifinal   Parc Olympique Lyonnais, Décines-Charpieu 38,466
20 April 2024   Barcelona 0–1   Chelsea Champions League semifinal   Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona 36,428

International matches

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Competitive matches

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Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance Ref(s)
5 September 1971   Mexico 0–3   Denmark Mundial final   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 110,000[d] [2][51]
10 July 1999   United States 0–0 (a.e.t./g.g.) (5–4 p)   China World Cup final   Rose Bowl, Los Angeles 90,185 [3][52]
10 July 1999   Brazil 0–0 (5–4 p)   Norway World Cup Third place match   Rose Bowl, Los Angeles 90,185
15 August 1971   Mexico 3–1   Argentina Mundial group stage   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 90,000[d] [2][51]
22 August 1971   Mexico 4–0   England Mundial group stage
31 July 2022   England 2–1   Germany Euro final   Wembley Stadium, London 87,192 [53]
6 April 2023   England 1–1 (4–2 p)   Brazil Finalissima 83,132 [54]
9 August 2012   United States 2–1   Japan Olympics final 80,203 [3]
29 August 1971   Mexico 2–1   Italy Mundial semi-final   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 80,000[d] [2]
19 June 1999   United States 3–0   Denmark World Cup group stage   Giants Stadium, East Rutherford 78,972
19 June 1999   Brazil 7–1   Mexico World Cup group stage   Giants Stadium, East Rutherford 78,972
1 August 1996   China 1–2   United States Olympics final   Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia 76,489
1 August 1996   Brazil 0–2   Norway Olympics Third place match   Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia 76,489
5 July 2003   Mexico 2–2   Japan World Cup qualification   Azteca Stadium, Mexico City 75,000 [55]
20 July 2023   Australia 1–0   Republic of Ireland World Cup group stage   Stadium Australia, Sydney 75,784 [56]
7 August 2023   Australia 2–0   Denmark World Cup Round of 16 [57]
12 August 2023   England 2–1   Colombia World Cup quarter-final [58]
16 August 2023   Australia 1–3   England World Cup semi-final [59]
20 August 2023   Spain 1–0   England World Cup final [60]
4 July 1999   United States 2–0   Brazil World Cup semi-final   Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, California 73,123
31 July 2012   Great Britain 1–0   Brazil Olympics group stage   Wembley Stadium, London 70,584 [3]
16 August 2016   Brazil 0–0 (3–4 p)   Sweden Olympics semi-final   Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro 70,454
6 July 2022   England 1–0   Austria Euro group stage   Old Trafford, Manchester 68,871 [61]
24 June 1999   United States 7–1   Nigeria World Cup group stage   Soldier Field, Chicago 65,080
24 June 1999   Brazil 2–0   Italy World Cup group stage   Soldier Field, Chicago 65,080
16 November 1991   China 4–0   Norway World Cup group stage   Tianhe Stadium, Guangzhou 65,000 [62]
28 July 1996   Norway 1–2 (a.e.t.)   United States Olympics semi-final   Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia 64,196
28 July 1996   China 3–2   Brazil Olympics semi-final   Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia 64,196
30 November 1991   Norway 1–2   United States World Cup final   Tianhe Stadium, Guangzhou 63,000
6 August 2012   France 1–2   Japan Olympics semi-final   Wembley Stadium, London 61,482 [3]
29 October 2023   Philippines 0–8   Australia Olympic Qualifying   Perth Stadium, Perth 59,155 [63]
13 September 2000   Sweden 0–2   Brazil Olympics group stage   Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 58,432
7 July 2019   United States 2–0   Netherlands World Cup final   Parc Olympique Lyonnais, Lyon 57,900 [3]
20 September 2007   China 2–0   New Zealand World Cup group stage   Tianjin Olympic Centre Stadium, Tianjin 55,832
25 July 1996   United States 0–0   China Olympics group stage   Orange Bowl, Miami 55,650
24 November 1991   China 0–1   Sweden World Cup quarter-final   Tianhe Stadium, Guangzhou 55,000
1 July 1999   United States 3–2   Germany World Cup quarter-final   Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, Landover, Maryland 54,642
1 July 1999   Brazil 4–3 (a.e.t./g.g.)   Nigeria World Cup quarter-final   Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, Landover, Maryland 54,642
28 February 2024   Australia 10–0   Uzbekistan Olympic Qualifying   Marvel Stadium, Melbourne 54,120
27 June 2015   England 2–1   Canada World Cup quarter-final   BC Place, Vancouver 54,027
15 September 2007   Brazil 4–0   China World Cup group stage   Wuhan Sports Centre Stadium, Wuhan 54,000
15 September 2007   Denmark 2–0   New Zealand World Cup group stage   Wuhan Sports Centre Stadium, Wuhan 54,000
21 June 2015   Canada 1–0   Switzerland World Cup Round of 16   BC Place, Vancouver 53,855
26 September 2007   Germany 3–0   Norway World Cup semi-final   Tianjin Olympic Centre Stadium, Tianjin 53,819
2 July 2019   England 1–2   United States World Cup semi-final   Parc Olympique Lyonnais, Lyon 53,512
5 July 2015   United States 5–2   Japan World Cup final   BC Place, Vancouver 53,341
12 August 2016   Brazil 0–0 (7–6 p)   Australia Olympics quarter-final   Mineirão, Belo Horizonte 52,660
9 August 2008   Canada 1–1   China Olympics group stage   Tianjin Olympic Centre Stadium, Tianjin 52,600
19 August 2016   Sweden 1–2   Germany Olympics final   Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro 52,432
16 June 2015   Nigeria 0–1   United States World Cup group stage   BC Place, Vancouver 52,193
23 September 2007   Norway 1–0   China World Cup quarter-final   Wuhan Sports Centre Stadium, Wuhan 52,000
21 August 2008   Brazil 0–1 (a.e.t.)   United States Olympics final   Beijing Workers' Stadium, Beijing 51,612
30 June 2015   United States 2–0   Germany World Cup semi-final   Olympic Stadium, Montreal 51,176
12 August 2008   Sweden 2–1   Canada Olympics group stage   Beijing Workers' Stadium, Beijing 51,112
12 August 2008   Nigeria 1–3   Brazil Olympics group stage   Beijing Workers' Stadium, Beijing 51,112
18 August 2008   United States 4–2   Japan Olympics semi-final   Beijing Workers' Stadium, Beijing 50,937
12 September 2007   China 3–2   Denmark World Cup group stage   Wuhan Sports Centre Stadium, Wuhan 50,800
12 September 2007   New Zealand 0–5   Brazil World Cup group stage   Wuhan Sports Centre Stadium, Wuhan 50,800
27 June 1999   United States 3–0   North Korea World Cup group stage   Foxboro Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts 50,484
27 June 1999   Mexico 0–2   Italy World Cup group stage   Foxboro Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts 50,484
4 September 1971   Italy 4–0   Argentina Mundial Third place match   Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara 50,000[d] [2]

International friendlies

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Date Home team Score Away team Venue Attendance Ref(s)
9 November 2019   England 1–2   Germany   Wembley Stadium, London 77,768 [3][64]
7 October 2022   England 2–1   United States 76,893 [65]
3 June 2024   Australia 2–0   China   Stadium Australia, Sydney 76,798 [66]
31 May 2024   Australia 1–1   China   Adelaide Oval, Adelaide 52,912 [67]
14 July 2022   Australia 1–0   France   Marvel Stadium, Melbourne 50,629 [68]
23 November 2014   England 0–3   Germany   Wembley Stadium, London 45,619 [69]

World record progression

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Since the first record attendance for a women's football match was set in the early 20th century, it has been superseded several times. In various nations, women's football was banned for roughly the same period, from the 1920s to the 1970s.[3][70][1]

Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance
25 December 1917   Dick, Kerr Ladies 4–0   Arundel Coulthard Factory Charity friendly   Deepdale, Preston 10,000[71]
26 December 1917   North of Ireland 1–4   Tyneside Friendly   Grosvenor Park, Belfast 20,000[72]
29 April 1920   Dick, Kerr Ladies[e] 2–0   France XI Charity friendly   Deepdale, Preston 25,000[74]
27 December 1920   Dick, Kerr Ladies[f] 4–0   St Helens Charity friendly   Goodison Park, Liverpool 53,000
25 December 1970   Barcelona 0–0 (4–3 p)   Centelles Exhibition cup/charity friendly   Camp Nou, Barcelona 60,000[77][a][c]
15 August 1971   Mexico 3–1   Argentina Mundial group stage   Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 90,000[d]
22 August 1971   Mexico 4–0   England Mundial group stage
5 September 1971   Mexico 0–3   Denmark Mundial final 110,000[d]
16 November 1991   China 4–0   Norway World Cup group stage   Tianhe Stadium, Guangzhou 65,000[62]
1 August 1996   China 1–2   United States Olympic final   Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia 76,489
19 June 1999   United States 3–0   Denmark World Cup group stage   Giants Stadium, East Rutherford 78,972
10 July 1999   United States 0–0 (5–4 p)   China World Cup final   Rose Bowl, Los Angeles 90,185
30 March 2022   Barcelona 5–2   Real Madrid Champions League quarter-final   Camp Nou, Barcelona 91,553
22 April 2022   Barcelona 5–1   Wolfsburg Champions League semi-final 91,648

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b c Considered unrecognised by FIFA due to format or match not sanctioned by its formal regulations (e.g., non-regulation pitch size or game duration).
  2. ^ a b Queens League plays seven-a-side football.
  3. ^ a b c d e As part of a double-header or other event also featuring men's football matches.
  4. ^ a b c d e f This event, organised without FIFA approval, was not officially recognised. Attendance figures are estimates. Azteca Stadium during the previous year's 1970 FIFA World Cup hosted six men's matches with attendances over 102,000.[2][78][51]
  5. ^ Dick, Kerr Ladies was credited as England in this match, which the Football Association described in 2009 as the first women's international match.[73]
  6. ^ Goodison Park is closer to St Helens (and may have been considered their main ground) but contemporary sources list Dick, Kerr Ladies first in the match report and score, and the match is most associated with Dick, Kerr Ladies.[75][76]

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