List of women's association football attendance records

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

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 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

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]
	xBuyer Team	3–5	Las Troncas
	PIO	3–1	Las Troncas
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 p)	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

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]
25 November 2024	Monterrey	3–2 (2nd leg) (4–3 p)	Tigres	Liga MX Femenil Apertura final	Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe	50,008
30 January 2019	Athletic Club	0–2	Atlético Madrid	Copa de la Reina quarter-final	San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao	48,121	[44]
21 March 1971	Espanyol	2–1	Sabadell	Catalunya Copa Pernod semi-final	Sarrià Stadium, Barcelona	41,000	[45][46]
	UE Sant Andreu	0–1	Barcelona	Catalunya Copa Pernod semi-final
5 November 2023	San Diego Wave FC	0–1	OL Reign	NWSL championship semi-final	Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego	32,262	[47]
14 October 2023	Aniquiladoras	0–0 (2–1 p)	PIO	Queens Cup semi-final	La Rosaleda Stadium, Málaga	30,044[a][b][c]	[48]
	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	[49]
	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

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][50]
30 March 2022	Barcelona	5–2	Real Madrid	Champions League quarter-final		91,553	[50]
27 April 2023	Barcelona	1–1	Chelsea	Champions League semi-final	Camp Nou, Barcelona	72,262	[50]
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	[51]
25 May 2024	Barcelona	2–0	Olympique Lyonnais	Champions League final	San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao	50,827	[52]
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	[53]
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

Competitive matches

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][54]
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][55]
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][54]
22 August 1971	Mexico	4–0	England	Mundial group stage
31 July 2022	England	2–1	Germany	Euro final	Wembley Stadium, London	87,192	[56]
6 April 2023	England	1–1 (4–2 p)	Brazil	Finalissima		83,132	[57]
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	[58]
20 July 2023	Australia	1–0	Republic of Ireland	World Cup group stage	Stadium Australia, Sydney	75,784	[59]
7 August 2023	Australia	2–0	Denmark	World Cup Round of 16			[60]
12 August 2023	England	2–1	Colombia	World Cup quarter-final			[61]
16 August 2023	Australia	1–3	England	World Cup semi-final			[62]
20 August 2023	Spain	1–0	England	World Cup final			[63]
4 July 1999	United States	2–0	Brazil	World Cup semi-final	Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, California	73,123
1 December 2023	England	3–2	Netherlands	Nations League group stage	Wembley Stadium, London	71,632
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	[64]
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	[65]
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	[66]
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

Date	Home team	Score	Away team	Venue	Attendance	Ref(s)
30 November 2024	England	0–0	United States	Wembley Stadium, London	78,346	[67][68]
9 November 2019	England	1–2	Germany		77,768	[3][69]
7 October 2022	England	2–1	United States		76,893	[70]
3 June 2024	Australia	2–0	China	Stadium Australia, Sydney	76,798	[71]
31 May 2024	Australia	1–1	China	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	52,912	[72]
14 July 2022	Australia	1–0	France	Marvel Stadium, Melbourne	50,629	[73]
23 November 2014	England	0–3	Germany	Wembley Stadium, London	45,619	[74]

World record progression

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][75][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[76]
26 December 1917	North of Ireland	1–4	Tyneside	Friendly	Grosvenor Park, Belfast	20,000[77]
29 April 1920	Dick, Kerr Ladies[e]	2–0	France XI	Charity friendly	Deepdale, Preston	25,000[79]
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[82][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[65]
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

• Dick, Kerr Ladies 4–0 St Helens Ladies
• Selecció Barcelona 0–0 UE Centelles
• 1971 Women's World Cup
• 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup final
• National Women's Soccer League attendance
• Alexia: Labor Omnia Vincit

Notes

1. 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. Queens League plays seven-a-side football.
3. As part of a double-header or other event also featuring men's football matches.
4. 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][83][54]
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.^[78]
6. Goodison Park is closer to St Helens (and may have been considered their main ground) but contemporaneous sources list Dick, Kerr Ladies first in the match report and score, and the match is most associated with Dick, Kerr Ladies.^[80][81]

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