Clubs in the Premier League and the Sky Bet Championship might have a big variation in on-pitch quality but it's a completely different story when it comes to the sizes of the respective fanbases.
Of course, the ever-presents of the English top flight understandably rake in the largest supporter turnouts week in and week out. But as soon as you get away from the top six or so of the Premier League, the average attendance figures between teams in the two divisions are fairly similar.
From the likes of Aston Villa, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion in the West Midlands to rivals elsewhere in the country, here's how all 44 teams in the Premier League and Championship compare for their average home turnouts throughout the 2023/24 season so far.
1. Premier League and Championship attendance table
From 44th to 1st, here's how the average home attendances all the teams in the top two tiers of English football compare.
2. Rotherham United (44th)
Average attendance at AESSEAL New York Stadium this season: 10,752
3. AFC Bournemouth (43rd)
Average attendance at Vitality Stadium this season: 11,077
4. Luton Town (42nd)
Average attendance at Kenilworth Road this season: 11,113