The Sky Bet Championship might well be a big distance away from the match quality and vast of the Premier League but the attendance figures all around the country aren’t exactly too subordinate.
The 2023/24 season has seen more than a dozen fixtures per club so far and a figure in excess of 3.4 million spectators have shown their faces, averaging 22,784 per game.
For comparison, and this is taking into account the 60,000+ capacities of Arsenal, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United, the mean figure in the Premier League is 38,622 per match.
The dedication of fanbases 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? Click through the pages to see how all 24 clubs compare for their average home attendance.
1. Championship home attendance table 2023/24
Here's how all 24 teams in England's second tier compare for their average home turnout. | Getty Images
2. Rotherham United (24th)
Average home attendance: 10,752 | Getty Images
3. Blackburn Rovers (23rd)
Average home attendance: 14,882 | Getty Images
4. Plymouth Argyle (22nd)
Average home attendance: 16,428 | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images