Championship

Final Championship table – attendances

Whilst everyone knows the ending of the final Championship table, not many people know the order of the table in terms of attendances.

Luckily for you all, we have the table here in full, and it’s not like you’d expect!

  1. Derby – 682,249 total, 29,663 average
  2. Brighton – 588,145 total, 25,583 average
  3. Middlesbrough – 566,149 total, 24,627 average
  4. Sheffield Wednesday – 520,738 total, 22,641 average
  5. Leeds – 516,261 total, 22,445 average
  6. Wolves – 463,309 total, 20,157 average
  7. Nottingham Forest – 452,543 total, 19,676 average
  8. Ipswich – 436,756 total, 18,989 average
  9. Birmingham – 404,867 total, 17,603 average
  10. Fulham – 404,023 total, 17,566 average
  11. Reading – 397,556 total, 17,285 average
  12. Hull – 395,568 total, 17,199 average
  13. Burnley – 384,305 total, 16,709 average
  14. Cardiff – 378,653 total, 16,463 average
  15. QPR – 367, 857 total, 15,994 average
  16. Charlton – 359,541 total, 15,632 average
  17. Bristol City – 351,705 total, 15,292 average
  18. Bolton – 346,299 total, 15,056 average
  19. Blackburn – 325,003 total, 14,131 average
  20. MK Dons – 302,633 total, 13,158 average
  21. Preston – 299,801 total, 13,035 average
  22. Huddersfield – 290,505 total, 12,631 average
  23. Brentford – 237,120 total, 10,310 average
  24. Rotherham – 230,578 total, 10,025 average

So as you can see the top three have substantially more than the rest with Derby posting nearly three-times as many as Rotherham.

The top four all managed to achieve at least a play-off place, and so the correlation is there to be seen between attendance and performance on the pitch.

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