Championship attendance table compares turnouts for West Brom, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough and rivals - gallery

All 24 clubs in the Championship have been compared for their average home attendances during the 2023/24 season up until the international break.

By Charlie Haffenden

Published 4th Sep 2023, 10:31 BST

Updated 4th Sep 2023, 10:35 BST

After five enthralling game weeks, it’s fair to say the 2023/24 Sky Bet Championship season has arrived in style.

Fans in every corner of the nation have been back supporting their teams and emotions have been mixed, with some teams exceeding expectations and others slumping near the bottom of the table.

Ipswich Town, Birmingham City and Preston North End, for instance, have been overjoyed, whereas the likes of Middlesbrough, Swansea City, Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds United have seen disappointment.

But how do all 24 clubs compare for fan attendance thus far? Based on data collated by Transfermarkt, here are the average home turnouts so far this campaign – from least to most.

Here's how all 24 teams in England's second tier compare for their average home turnout.

1. Championship home attendance table 2023/24

Here's how all 24 teams in England's second tier compare for their average home turnout.

Average home attendance: 10,752

2. Rotherham United (24th)

Average home attendance: 10,752

Average home attendance: 14,882

3. Blackburn Rovers (23rd)

Average home attendance: 14,882

Average home attendance: 16,428

4. Plymouth Argyle (22nd)

Average home attendance: 16,428 Photo: Getty Images

The Championship West Brom Leicester City Sheffield Wednesday Middlesbrough Data

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