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Championship attendance table: Sheffield United, Middlesbrough FC, West Ham, Wolves, Southampton & more ranked

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

A fresh look at how Championship clubs compare when it comes to average attendances.
1. Championship attendance table A fresh look at how Championship clubs compare when it comes to average attendances. | George Wood/Getty Images & Harriet Massey/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 10,544
2. 24. Wrexham Average attendance: 10,544 | Jess Hornby/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 10,549
3. 23. Lincoln City Average attendance: 10,549 | Harriet Massey/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 14,796
4. 22. Blackburn Rovers Average attendance: 14,796 | Lewis Storey/Getty Images Photo Sales
A fresh look at how Championship clubs compare when it comes to average attendances.
A fresh look at how Championship clubs compare when it comes to average attendances. | George Wood/Getty Images & Harriet Massey/Getty Images

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

Average attendance: 16,397
5. 21. Preston North End Average attendance: 16,397 | Kate McShane/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 16,632
6. 20. Queens Park Rangers Average attendance: 16,632 | Andrew Redington/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 17,949
7. 19. Watford Average attendance: 17,949 | Richard Pelham/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 17.981
8. 18. Swansea City Average attendance: 17.981 | Michael Steele/Getty Images Photo Sales

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

Average attendance: 18,616
9. 17. Charlton Athletic Average attendance: 18,616 | Pete Norton/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 19,208
10. 16. Millwall Average attendance: 19,208 | Sally Rawlins/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 19,512
11. 15. Burnley Average attendance: 19,512 | Wolverhampton Wanderers FC/Wolves via Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 19,949
12. 14. Portsmouth Average attendance: 19,949 | Mike Hewitt/Getty Images Photo Sales

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

Average attendance: 21,616
13. 13. Bristol City Average attendance: 21,616 | Annabel Lee-Ellis/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 22,152
14. 12. Cardiff City Average attendance: 22,152 | Adam Fradgley/West Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 22,229
15. 11. Stoke City Average attendance: 22,229 | Alex Livesey/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 24,125
16. 10. Bolton Wanderers Average attendance: 24,125 | Pete Norton/Getty Images Photo Sales

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

Average attendance: 24,468
17. 9. West Bromwich Albion Average attendance: 24,468 | Adam Fradgley/West Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 25,908
18. 8. Norwich City Average attendance: 25,908 | Jasper Wax/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 26,434
19. 7. Birmingham City Average attendance: 26,434 | Matt McNulty/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 26,611
20. 6. Sheffield United Average attendance: 26,611 | Harriet Massey/Getty Images Photo Sales

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

Average attendance: 27,759
21. 5. Derby County Average attendance: 27,759 | Morgan Harlow/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 29,526
22. 4. Southampton Average attendance: 29,526 | Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 29,912
23. 3. Middlesbrough Average attendance: 29,912 | George Wood/Getty Images Photo Sales
Average attendance: 29,975
24. 2. Wolverhampton Wanderers Average attendance: 29,975 | Harriet Massey/Getty Images Photo Sales

Championship attendance table with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolves, Southampton and more compared

The second tier of English football is home to some of the country’s most passionately-supported clubs - many of which have tested their fans over the years.

Sheffield United have suffered relegation and play-off final heartbreak in recent years, although now sit in a promising 10th in the table.

Middlesbrough were beaten in the Championship play-off final last term but are now back in the promotion hunt, sitting second behind Birmingham City.

Fans of clubs such as West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton have had to watch falls from grace, but each have retained the support of their fans.

But how do clubs in the Championship compare when it comes to average attendance? Here are the average attendances of every Championship club this season, ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

Average attendance: 61,112
25. 1. West Ham United Average attendance: 61,112 | Richard Pelham/Getty Images Photo Sales

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