West Brom away attendance compared to Championship rivals as Pompey up next
The Baggies opened their campaign away at Loftus Road, winning 3-1 against QPR, before playing to a goalless draw against Leeds United. West Brom then secured an away win against Stoke City, before going into the international break with a win against Swansea City.
WBA in their two away matches have taken a four-figure away following. A total of 3,044 supporters were at the Bet365 Stadium, and when West Brom were at QPR, there were approximately 1,760 away fans in attendance. The two trips to Staffordshire and to West London might not be that much of a journey, but it's still good to see Carlos Corberan's men backed well on their travels.
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Hide AdA trip to Portsmouth follows after the international break, with the match played on Sunday, September 15, because it's been chosen by Sky Sports for broadcast. An allocation of 2,171 has been given for the trip down to the South Coast, and tickets start at £6 for a child aged between two to 13 years old and then £28 for an adult.
With just two away games played, West Brom have an average of 2,371 and that actually puts them in the top six for the highest average. Here is a look at how their away attendance so far this season compares to their rivals...
Championship away attendances
Millwall - 813
Preston North End - 930
Swansea City 1,144
QPR - 1,309
Cardiff City 1,329
Blackburn Rovers - 1,482
Watford - 1,500
Plymouth Argyle - 1,525
Norwich City - 1,528
Oxford United - 1,540
Burnley - 1,668
Luton Town - 1,708
Stoke City - 1,731
Hull City - 1,762
Bristol City - 1,949
Sheffield Wednesday - 2,046
Sunderland - 2,110
Portsmouth - 2,258
Middlesbrough - 2,274
West Brom - 2,371
Sheffield United - 2,903
Derby County - 2,910
Coventry City - 2,924
Leeds United - 3,271
*These figures come from our friends at the Yorkshire Evening Post
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