The world 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 91,648, set during a UEFA Women's Champions League match between Barcelona Femení and Wolfsburg at the Camp Nou on 22 April 2022.[2][3][4] Barcelona also played, against Atlético Madrid, in the match at the Metropolitano Stadium which holds the domestic league attendance record of 60,739.[5] Including records not officially recognised due to unsanctioned matches, Barcelona, Dick, Kerr Ladies F.C. and the Mexico women's national team have each set the world record attendance the most times, at three each.

Domestic leagues

The home end ahead of the domestic women's league record attendance set at the Metropolitano Stadium on 17 March 2019

Seven fixtures have attracted leading attendances on more than one occasion: the North London derby, the Athletic–Barcelona clásico, the Clásico Regiomontano, the Nuevo Clásico,[6] the Súper Clásico, the Cascadia Rivalry[7] and the Southern California Rivalry.[8]

Date Home team Score Away team League Venue Attendance Ref(s)
17 March 2019 Atlético Madrid 0–2 Barcelona Spain Iberdrola Spain Metropolitano Stadium, Madrid 60,739 [5]
5 June 2023 América 2–1 Pachuca Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 58,156 [9]
29 July 2023 Porcinas 2–3 PIO Spain Queens League Spain Metropolitano Stadium, Madrid 57,326 † * [10]
xBuyer Team 3–5 Las Troncas
PIO 3–1 Las Troncas
1 October 2023 Arsenal 0–1 Liverpool England WSL United Kingdom Emirates Stadium, London 54,115 [11]
11 November 2022 América 0–1 Tigres Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 52,654 [12]
24 September 2022 Arsenal 4–0 Tottenham England WSL United Kingdom Emirates Stadium, London 47,367 [13]
15 January 2023 Arsenal 1–1 Chelsea 46,811 [14]
7 November 2022 Monterrey 2–2 Tigres Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe 42,315 [15]
2 September 2023 Universitario 2–0 Alianza Lima Peru Liga Femenina Peru Estadio Monumental, Lima 42,107 [16]
3 June 2023 OL Reign 0–2 Portland Thorns United States NWSL United States Lumen Field, Seattle 42,054* [17]
14 November 2022 Tigres 2–0 América Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico El Volcán, Monterrey 41,615 [18]
20 November 2023 Tigres 1–0 Monterrey Mexico Liga MX Femenil 40,039 [19]
19 November 2023 Barcelona 5–0 Real Madrid Spain Liga F Spain Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona 38,707 [20]
17 November 2019 Tottenham 0–2 Arsenal England WSL United Kingdom Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London 38,262 [21]
4 November 2022 Tigres 2–1 Monterrey Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico El Volcán, Monterrey 36,509 [22]
27 April 2003 Athletic Club 5–0 Híspalis Spain Superliga Spain San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 35,000 [23][24]
15 April 2001 Washington Freedom 1–0 Bay Area CyberRays United States WUSA United States RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, D.C. 34,148 [25]
6 October 2023 OL Reign 0–0 Washington Spirit United States NWSL United States Lumen Field, Seattle 34,130 [26]
5 January 2020 Athletic Club 0–3 Barcelona Spain Iberdrola Spain San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 32,068 [27]
17 September 2022 San Diego Wave 1–0 Angel City United States NWSL United States Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 32,000
30 September 2022 Tigres 2–2 Monterrey Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico El Volcán, Monterrey 31,537 [28]
25 March 2023 Monterrey 1–1 Tigres Mexico Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe 30,877 [29]
25 March 2023 San Diego Wave 3–2 Chicago Red Stars United States NWSL United States 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 Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 30,274 [30]
13 October 2019 Real Sociedad 0–2 Athletic Club Spain Iberdrola Spain Reale Arena, San Sebastián/Donostia 28,367 [31]
16 November 2023 Guadalajara 2–2 América Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico Estadio Akron, Guadalajara 27,401 [32]
29 August 2021 OL Reign 2–1 Portland Thorns United States NWSL United States Lumen Field, Seattle 27,248 [33]
5 May 2013 Athletic Club 1–2 Barcelona Spain Primera División Spain San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 26,000 [34][23]
7 November 2022 Guadalajara 3–3 América Mexico Liga MX Femenil Mexico Estadio Akron, Guadalajara 25,899 [15]
17 June 2023 San Diego Wave 1–2 Angel City United States NWSL United States Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego 25,515
11 August 2019 Portland Thorns 2–1 North Carolina Courage United States NWSL United States Providence Park, Portland 25,218
16 September 2023 Portland Thorns 2–0 OL Reign United States NWSL
6 May 2007 Athletic Club 0–0 Torrejón Spain Superliga Spain San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 25,000 [23]

* As part of a double-header or other event also featuring men's football matches.

† Non-regulation league.

Domestic cups

Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance Ref(s)
14 May 2023 Chelsea 1–0 Manchester United FA Cup final United Kingdom Wembley Stadium, London 77,390 [2]
30 January 2019 Athletic Club 0–2 Atlético Madrid Copa de la Reina quarter-final Spain San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao 48,121 [35]
14 October 2023 Aniquiladoras 0–0 (2–1 p) PIO Queens Cup semi-final Spain La Rosaleda Stadium, Málaga 30,044 † * [36]
Saiyans 1–2 Aniquiladoras Queens Cup final
28 March 1971 Sant Andreu 2–1 Sabadell Catalunya Copa Pernod third-place play-off Spain Camp Nou, Barcelona 30,000 [37]
Barcelona 1–2 Espanyol Catalunya Copa Pernod final
23 May 2010 Athletic Club 0–2 Barcelona Copa de la Reina quarter-final Spain San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao [23]

* As part of a double-header or other event also featuring men's football matches.

† Non-regulation league.

Intercontinental tournaments

Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance Ref(s)
22 April 2022 Spain Barcelona 5–1 Germany Wolfsburg Champions League semi-final Spain Camp Nou, Barcelona 91,648 [2]
30 March 2022 Spain Barcelona 5–2 Spain Real Madrid Champions League quarter-final 91,553
2 May 2023 England Arsenal 2–3 Germany Wolfsburg Champions League semi-final United Kingdom Emirates Stadium, London 60,063
21 March 2023 Italy Roma 0–1 Spain Barcelona Champions League quarter-final Italy Stadio Olimpico, Rome 39,454 [38]

International matches

Competitive matches

Date Team 1 Score Team 2 Match Venue Attendance Ref(s)
5 September 1971 Mexico Mexico 0–3 Denmark Denmark Mundial final Mexico Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 110,000 ‡ [39][40]
10 July 1999 United States United States 0–0 (5–4 p) China China World Cup final United States Rose Bowl, Los Angeles 90,185 [2][41]
15 August 1971 Mexico Mexico 3–1 Argentina Argentina Mundial group stage Mexico Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 90,000 ‡ [39][40]
22 August 1971 Mexico Mexico 4–0 United Kingdom England Mundial group stage
31 July 2022 England England 2–1 Germany Germany Euro final United Kingdom Wembley Stadium, London 87,192 [42]
6 April 2023 England England 1–1 (4–2 p) Brazil Brazil Finalissima 83,132 [43]
9 August 2012 United States United States 2–1 Japan Japan Olympics final 80,203 [2]
20 July 2023 Australia Australia 1–0 Republic of Ireland Republic of Ireland World Cup group stage Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney 75,784 [44]
7 August 2023 Australia Australia 2–0 Denmark Denmark World Cup Round of 16 [45]
12 August 2023 England England 2–1 Colombia Colombia World Cup quarter-final [46]
16 August 2023 Australia Australia 1–3 England England World Cup semi-final [47]
20 August 2023 Spain Spain 1–0 England England World Cup final [48]
31 July 2012 United Kingdom Great Britain 1–0 Brazil Brazil Olympics group stage United Kingdom Wembley Stadium, London 70,584 [2]
6 July 2022 England England 1–0 Austria Austria Euro group stage United Kingdom Old Trafford, Manchester 68,871 [49]
6 August 2012 France France 1–2 Japan Japan Olympics semi-final United Kingdom Wembley Stadium, London 61,482 [2]
29 October 2023 Philippines Philippines 0–8 Australia Australia Olympic Qualifying Australia Perth Stadium, Perth 59,155 [50]
7 July 2019 United States United States 2–0 Netherlands Netherlands World Cup final France Parc Olympique Lyonnais, Lyon 57,900 [2]
7 August 2023 England England 0–0 (4–2 p) Nigeria Nigeria World Cup Round of 16 Australia Lang Park, Brisbane 49,461 [51]
12 August 2023 Australia Australia 0–0 (7–6 p) France France World Cup quarter-final [52]
19 August 2023 Sweden Sweden 2–0 Australia Australia World Cup Third place match [53]
29 July 2023 France France 2–1 Brazil Brazil World Cup group stage 49,378 [54]
27 July 2023 Australia Australia 2–3 Nigeria Nigeria World Cup group stage 49,156 [55]
22 July 2023 England England 1–0 Haiti Haiti World Cup group stage 44,369 [56]
5 August 2023 Switzerland Switzerland 1–5 Spain Spain World Cup Round of 16 New Zealand Eden Park, Auckland 43,217 [57]
15 August 2023 Spain Spain 2–1 Sweden Sweden World Cup semi-final [58]
20 July 2023 New Zealand New Zealand 1–0 Norway Norway World Cup group stage 42,137 [59]
22 September 2023 England England 2–1 Scotland Scotland Nations League United Kingdom Stadium of Light, Sunderland 41,947 [60]
21 July 2023 United States United States 3–0 Vietnam Vietnam World Cup group stage New Zealand Eden Park, Auckland 41,107 [61]
1 August 2023 Portugal Portugal 0–0 United States United States World Cup group stage 40,958 [62]
30 July 2023 Germany Germany 1–2 Colombia Colombia World Cup group stage Australia Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 40,499 [63]
2 August 2023 Panama Panama 3–6 France France World Cup group stage 40,498 [64]
28 July 2023 England England 1–0 Denmark Denmark World Cup group stage 40,439 [65]

‡ This event, organised without FIFA approval, was not officially recognised. Attendance figures are estimates.[66][40]

International friendlies

Date Home team Score Away team Venue Attendance Ref(s)
9 November 2019 England England 1–2 Germany Germany United Kingdom Wembley Stadium, London 77,768 [2][67]
7 October 2022 England England 2–1 United States United States 76,893 [68]
14 July 2022 Australia Australia 1–0 France France Australia Marvel Stadium, Melbourne 50,629 [69]
23 November 2014 England England 0–3 Germany Germany United Kingdom Wembley Stadium, London 45,619 [70]

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.[2][71][1]

Date Match Venue Attendance
25 December 1917 Dick, Kerr Ladies 4–0 Arundel Coulthard Factory (charity friendly) United Kingdom Deepdale, Preston 10,000[72]
26 December 1917 North of Ireland 1–4 Tyneside (friendly) Northern Ireland Grosvenor Park, Belfast 20,000[73]
29 April 1920 Dick, Kerr Ladies 2–0 France XI (charity friendly) Δ United Kingdom Deepdale, Preston 25,000[74]
27 December 1920 Dick, Kerr Ladies 4–0 St Helens (charity friendly) United Kingdom Goodison Park, Liverpool 53,000
25 December 1970 Barcelona 0–0 (4–3 p) Centelles (exhibition cup) Spain Camp Nou, Barcelona 60,000 † *
15 August 1971 Mexico 3–1 Argentina (Mundial group stage) Mexico Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 90,000 ‡
22 August 1971 Mexico 4–0 England (Mundial group stage)
5 September 1971 Mexico 0–3 Denmark (Mundial final) 110,000 ‡
10 July 1999 United States 0–0 (5–4 p) China (World Cup final) United States Rose Bowl, Los Angeles 90,185
30 March 2022 Barcelona 5–2 Real Madrid (Champions League quarter-final) Spain Camp Nou, Barcelona 91,553
22 April 2022 Barcelona 5–1 Wolfsburg (Champions League semi-final) 91,648

* As part of a double-header or other event also featuring men's football matches.

† Due to the non-regulation format of this match, it is not considered an official record. Barcelona played official matches to crowds of around 40,000 in 1971.[75]

‡ This event, organised without FIFA approval, was not officially recognised. Attendance figures are estimates.[39][66][40]

Δ Dick, Kerr Ladies was credited as England in this match, which the Football Association described in 2009 as the first women's international match.[76]

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