Plymouth Argyle's average home league attendance stands at 15,827 for the 2026/27 season, ranking them fifth among the 24 clubs in League One. This figure, up from 15,695 last season, highlights the Green Army's consistent backing as the team sits sixth in the table on 10 points from six games.
The 3-0 victory over Barnsley on Saturday drew a crowd of 15,743 to Home Park, the third consecutive home league match this season to exceed 15,000 supporters. Tottenham loanee Oli Irow opened the scoring after just 21 seconds in that match, which also saw goals from Ronan Curtis and Aribim Pepple.
League One attendance landscape
Sheffield Wednesday lead the division with an average of 31,306 fans, followed by Leicester City at 27,744. Bradford City (19,299) and Huddersfield Town (17,252) complete the top four ahead of Argyle. At the other end of the scale, Burton Albion have the lowest average at 3,094.
Plymouth have now maintained average home attendances above 15,000 for four consecutive seasons. The sequence began with 15,579 in the 2022/23 campaign and peaked at 16,537 in 2024/25. This sustained support comes despite the club's recent relegation from the Championship and the current competitive nature of the third tier, where they are just three points behind leaders Sheffield Wednesday.
The team's recent form shows three wins from their last five matches, including that convincing win over Barnsley and a 3-2 comeback victory at Doncaster. The squad now prepares for its next fixture, an away match against Blackpool on Saturday, 19th September 2026. The full squad list and player statistics are also available on our squad and stats pages.
The original report is at Plymouth Live
