According to the European Football Statistics, Arsenal are the second-most attended team in the history of English football with 91.9m supporters coming to Highbury and the Emirates to cheer on the Gunners.
Only our long-time rivals Manchester United have managed to attract more fans (106.2m), with Liverpool (91.2m) coming in close third behind the North Londoners.
Everton and Newcastle United complete the top five while Tottenham, with 11m fans less than Arsenal, come sixth.
Another local rival, Chelsea have attracted 78.7m supporters and sit in the 8th place in this 'league'.
1. Manchester United 106.249.505
2. Arsenal FC 91.994.049
3. Liverpool FC 91.193.659
4. Everton FC 84.586.713
5. Newcastle United FC84.221.745
6. Tottenham Hotspur FC80.386.408
7. Manchester City FC79.756.882
8. Chelsea FC 78.799.161
9. Aston Villa FC 77.234.651
10. Sunderland AFC 68.678.608
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The Emirates' maximum capacity is slightly above the 60,000 mark which makes it impossible for the Gunners to compete with Man United as Old Trafford hosts 75,000 supporters.
Arsenal's record attendance stands at 73,707, the figure reached in 1935 at Highbury.
Before the completion of Highbury in 1913, the Gunners also played their home games at the Manor Ground in South East London.
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