The Premier League has become the highest-viewed footballing division in the world due to broadcasters agreeing to multi-million-pound deals to air matches all across the planet.
If it wasn’t for the loyal fanbases that travel home and away to support their teams live in the flesh, however, none of it would be possible.
Whatever the weather and however the result ends up, there are hundreds of thousands that turn up for every game to cheer on their clubs.
So far this campaign there have been a total of 3,244,321 spectators through the turnstiles, but which sides have the most substantial home attendances on average?
Taking a dive into the latest figures from Transfermarkt, here are the turnouts for all 20 Premier League clubs in 2023/24, as well as the percentages of capacities being filled.
1. Premier League attendance table 2023/24
From the least to the most, here's how all 20 teams compare for average home attendance this season so far.
2. 20th: AFC Bournemouth (Vitality Stadium)
Average home attendance: 11,063
3. 19th: Luton Town (Kenilworth Road)
Average home attendance: 11,071
4. 18th: Brentford (Gtech Community Stadium)
Average home attendance: 17,077