However, when Premier League stadiums do re-open, they may only be able to operate at under 35 per cent capacity with one-metre social distancing measures in place… in theory.
We’re a nation of sports lovers, and due to the Coronavirus, we haven’t been able to go out and watch football or rugby with our mates.
With stadiums operating currently with no fans or crowds, live sport feels very different. But what will it look like when fans can start to go back to supporting their teams and creating that buzzing atmosphere?
Liberty Games has analysed Premier League stadiums including to calculate the reduced capacity with social distancing measures in place.
So how does the reduction in capacity compare across the Premier League? Scroll down and click through to find out.
5. MANCHESTER CITY
City of Manchester Stadium capacity: 55,097 - One metre adjusted capacity, lower limit: 14,990 Photo: Pool
6. LIVERPOOL
Anfield capacity: 54,0794 - One metre adjusted capacity, lower limit: 14,710 Photo: Clive Brunskill
7. NEWCASTLE UNITED
St James' Park capacity: 52,338 - One metre adjusted capacity, lower limit: 14,240 Photo: Pool
8. ASTON VILLA
Villa Park capacity: 42,660 - One metre adjusted capacity, lower limit: 11,610 Photo: Gareth Copley