Arsenal Sets New Women’s Super League Attendance Record with 59,042 Fans
Arsenal Football Club has made history by setting a new attendance record for the Women’s Super League. A crowd of 59,042 spectators witnessed Arsenal’s impressive 4-1 victory over Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
Star Performances by England Internationals
The match saw standout performances from England internationals Beth Mead and Alessia Russo. Mead found the back of the net, while Russo scored two goals, showcasing their talent and contributing to Arsenal’s dominant display.
Title Race Heats Up
With this victory, Arsenal has now caught up with Chelsea at the top of the Women’s Super League table. Both teams have accumulated the same number of points after nine games in the 2023-24 season.
Record-Breaking Crowd
The match at the Emirates Stadium attracted a crowd of 59,042, breaking the previous attendance record of 54,115. This record was set earlier in the season during Arsenal’s home fixture against Liverpool.
Arsenal CEO Expresses Gratitude
Vinai Venkatesham, CEO of Arsenal, expressed his gratitude for the overwhelming support received by the women’s team. He stated, “The support we’ve seen for our women’s team has been incredible and is felt by everyone associated with our club. Breaking our own WSL attendance record is another landmark moment.”
Continued Growth and Support
Venkatesham emphasized the importance of nurturing the connection with supporters and ensuring consistent growth in attendances and broadcast viewing figures. Arsenal aims to drive this level of support season after season, contributing to the sustainable growth of women’s football.
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Overall, Arsenal’s record-breaking attendance highlights the growing popularity and interest in women’s football. The club remains committed to fostering this support and further advancing the women’s game.
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