What's working - and what's not - for WSL fans?
What's working - and what's not - for WSL fans? Published2 hours agoImage source, Getty ImagesByCiara FlemingBBC Sport journalist"Attendance FC? You're jealous!"Rachel Major regularly finds herself fending off jibes from rival fans towards Arsenal's growing attendances.
- ▪What's working - and what's not - for WSL fans?
- ▪Published2 hours agoImage source, Getty ImagesByCiara FlemingBBC Sport journalist"Attendance FC?
- ▪You're jealous!"Rachel Major regularly finds herself fending off jibes from rival fans towards Arsenal's growing attendances.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 05:45:20 GMT |
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What's working - and what's not - for WSL fans? Published2 hours agoImage source, Getty ImagesByCiara FlemingBBC Sport journalist"Attendance FC? That's your insult? You're jealous!"Rachel Major regularly finds herself fending off jibes from rival fans towards Arsenal's growing attendances. A supporter of 20 years, she has enjoyed a prime seat at the club that is driving the growth of the women's game.Last season, the Gunners averaged 34,000 at Emirates Stadium, almost four times the next highest average attendance which was set by Chelsea - and better than eight Premier League clubs., externalArsenal's home crowds accounted for 41% of all supporters at WSL fixtures, a club success story, though one that raises questions about the overall supporter experience as both league and clubs…
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