The Championship is one of the most competitive divisions in Europe, let alone just in England, so it comes as no surprise that the level of support for its 24 teams is very strong.
With the September international break now underway, every side has now played four matches - two home and two away - and over 1,000,000 spectators have already arrived through the turnstiles, averaging out at 22,659 per game.
For comparison, and this is taking into account the 60,000+ capacities at Manchester United, West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool and Arsenal, the mean figure in the Premier League is 42,334 per fixture.
The commitment, dedication and enthusiasm of fans supporting teams in the English second tier simply cannot be overlooked, particularly so given the standard of play is worse than in the top flight.
But which sides see the most substantial turnouts week in, week out? As per data from Transfermarkt, here's how all 24 clubs compare for their average home attendance.

1. 24th: Wrexham
Average attendance at SToK Cae Raes: 10,617 | Getty Images

2. 23rd: Oxford United
Average attendance at Kassam Stadium: 11,145 | Getty Images

3. 22nd: Blackburn Rovers
Average attendance at Ewood Park: 14,976 | Getty Images

4. 21st: Swansea City
Average attendance at Swansea.com Stadium: 15,478 | Getty Images
