Jupiler Pro League2021/2022 - Capacity, Attendance and More

Venues

Team	Stadium name	Capacity	Avg att.	Filled %
Anderlecht	Stade Constant Vanden Stock	26,361	15,998	62%
AA Gent	GHELAMCO-arena	19,999	14,002	72%
Club Brugge	Jan Breydelstadion	29,042	20,105	71%
Cercle Brugge	Jan Breydelstadion	29,042	3,991	14%
Genk	Luminus Arena	24,604	13,825	57%
Kortrijk	Guldensporenstadion	9,399	5,377	58%
Oostende	Versluys Arena	8,125	4,068	55%
OH Leuven	King Power at Den Dreef Stadion	9,209	4,828	53%
Standard	Stade Maurice Dufrasne	29,388	16,060	56%
KV Mechelen	AFAS-stadion Achter de Kazerne	13,213	10,056	78%
Zulte-Waregem	Regenboogstadion	10,200	6,318	67%
RSC Charleroi	Stade du Pays de Charleroi	14,891	7,318	50%
KAS Eupen	Stadion am Kehrweg	8,363	2,339	29%
Sint-Truiden	Stayen	14,600	5,175	36%
Antwerp FC	Bosuilstadion	16,649	10,443	65%
Seraing	Stade du Pairay	14,326	643	10%
Union SG	Stade Joseph Mariën	8,000	4,051	56%
Beerschot VA	Olympisch Stadion	12,771	3,422	36%

About Jupiler Pro League

Founded in 2008, the Ukrainian Premier League is top division of Ukrainian football. It contains 12 teams. The season runs from July to June with a three-month winter break in the middle, and teams play each other both home and away to fulfil a total of 22 games before the league is split in two, two – the championship round and the relegation round. Thereafter, the teams within the respective groups play each other home and away once again. The Premier League has promotion and relegation linked to the Ukrainian First League, the second tier. Two teams are relegated from the Premier League, and two teams are promoted from the First League, each season. Thirty-seven different clubs have competed since its inception (including the Vyshcha Liha from 1991-2007), with Dynamo Kyiv winning the most titles (15). The competition's all-time leading goalscorer is Sergey Rebrov (123 goals).