Arsenal’s women’s team has been making waves in recent years, not just for their on-pitch success but also for the surging popularity they have garnered among fans. This season, the team has set a remarkable record, solidifying their status as one of the most popular women’s football teams in England.

The Gunners have consistently been among the strongest sides in the top tier of women’s football in England, even securing victory in the League Cup last season. This success has not only earned them accolades but also attracted a massive influx of fans to their live games.

The surge in popularity reached new heights last season when Arsenal hosted their north London rivals, Tottenham, in a Women’s Super League fixture. A record-breaking crowd of 47,367 spectators turned up for this fiercely contested derby, setting a new attendance record for the league. Earlier in May, Arsenal set another attendance milestone when they faced Wolfsburg in the Women’s Champions League. The match welcomed the largest audience ever for a Women’s Champions League game in the UK.

However, the Gunners have outdone themselves yet again. In their recent fixture, an astonishing 54,115 supporters flocked to the Emirates Stadium to watch the Arsenal women’s team in action. This remarkable turnout once more underscores the growing appeal of women’s football, with Arsenal’s women leading the way. Despite the overwhelming support, Arsenal was unable to clinch victory, with Liverpool securing a 1-0 win thanks to Miri Taylor’s goal early in the second half.

This result not only marked a disappointing start to the season for the Gunners but also saw them drop crucial points in the title race. Jonas Eidevall’s side faced an early exit from the Champions League during the qualifying rounds, a setback they will undoubtedly be looking to bounce back from as the season progresses.

The remarkable surge in attendance figures for women’s football, exemplified by Arsenal’s record-breaking turnouts, highlights the growing appetite for the women’s game. As fans continue to show their unwavering support, women’s football in England is set to reach new heights, with Arsenal leading the way both on and off the pitch.