Arsenal finally Euro champions in matchday revenues

AFP, PARIS: Arsenal have never won the European Champions League but they reign over the continent when it comes to matchday revenue, with takings at their Emirates Stadium greater than anywhere else in Europe.
Their 60,000-capacity ground in north London, opened in 2006, generated 132 million euros (£116 million, $148 million) in the 2014-15 season from ticket sales and fan spending, according to a study by Deloitte.
That is the equivalent of 30 percent of their total annual income and puts them just ahead of Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu, with its capacity of over 80,000, which generated 129.8 million euros in the same season.
The 10 most profitable stadiums in Europe:
1. Emirates (Arsenal): 132m
2. Santiago Bernabeu (Real Madrid): 129.8
3. Camp Nou (Barca): 116.9 
4. Old Trafford (ManU): 114 
5. Stamford Bridge (Chelsea): 93.1
6. Allianz Arena (Bayern): 89.8
7. Parc des Princes (PSG): 78
8. Anfield (Liverpool): 75
9. Etihad (Man City): 57

Arsenal finally Euro champions in matchday revenues

AFP, PARIS: Arsenal have never won the European Champions League but they reign over the continent when it comes to matchday revenue, with takings at their Emirates Stadium greater than anywhere else in Europe. Their 60,000-capacity ground in north London, opened in 2006, generated 132 million euros (116 million, $148 million) in the 2014-15 season from ticket sales and fan spending, according to a study by Deloitte. That is the equivalent of 30 percent of their total annual income and puts them just ahead of Real Madrids Santiago Bernabeu, with its capacity of over 80,000, which generated 129.8 million euros in the same season. The 10 most profitable stadiums in Europe: 1. Emirates (Arsenal): 132m 2. Santiago Bernabeu (Real Madrid): 129.8 3. Camp Nou (Barca): 116.9 4. Old Trafford (ManU): 114 5. Stamford Bridge (Chelsea): 93.1 6. Allianz Arena (Bayern): 89.8 7. Parc des Princes (PSG): 78 8. Anfield (Liverpool): 75 9. Etihad (Man City): 57