Around the globe fans pack themselves into stadiums to watch their favourite football clubs in action.
Some supporters, whether rain, sunshine, or snow, get games of sizes and ensure the ground is full to the brim.
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The Nou Camp is one of the most magnificent stadiums in the world
Some arenas are bigger than others, with one of the largest, Barcelona’s Camp Nou, holding around 99,354 people, if need be.
Even League One side Sunderland are able to get plenty of fans through the door such is the enthusiasm and loyalty of their base, and they’re just one of the side to feature in the top 50 football clubs with the highest average attendance, according to the CIES Football Observatory.
But who else makes the list, and where do they place? Find out below.
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50. Real Betis – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 35,664
49. Persepolis FC – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 36,025
48. Urawa Red Diamonds – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 36,468
47. Valencia – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 37,615
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Valencia fans rock the Mestalla.
46. Roma – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 37,612
45. Everton – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 38,451
44. Napoli – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 38,475
43. Beijing Guoan – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 38,761
42. Juventus – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 38,778
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Juve players celebrate in front of their fans.
41. Athletic Bilbao – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 38,974
40. Olympique Lyonnais – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 38,995
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Lyon supporters love a flag
39. Sporting Lisbon – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 39,068
38. Sunderland – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 39,249
37. Monterrey – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 40,658
36. Werder Bremen – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 40,860
35. Tigres – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 41,091
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Plenty of waves in Mexican stadiums, especially at Tigres.
34. Tottenham Hotspur – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 41,335
33. Chelsea – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 41,463
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Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge is in west London
32. AC Milan – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 41,495
31. Club America – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 41,527
30. Hannover – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 41,966
29. Seattle Sounders – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 42,797
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Sounders sound off.
28. West Ham United – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 43,567
27. Marseille– Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 44,169
26. Guangzhou Evergrande – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 44,905
25. Paris Saint-Germain – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 45,912
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PSG fans in party mode.
24. Feyenoord Rotterdam – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 46,314
23. Inter Milan – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 46,654
22. Atletico Madrid – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 47,553
21. Liverpool – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 47,861
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Klopp wants the crowd to create a good atmosphere at Anfield
20. Eintracht Frankfurt – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 47,942
19. FC Koln – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 48,346
18. Rangers – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 49,054
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Rangers fans make a racket.
17. Hertha Berlin – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 49,476
16. Celtic – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 49,697
15. Ajax – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 49,781
14. Benfica – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 50,077
13. Newcastle United – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 50,721
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Toon fans are loyal even in hard times.
12. Manchester City – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 50,864
11. Borussia Monchengladbach – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 51,369
10. Atlanta United – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 51,547*
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Atlanta United may be new on the scene but they’re impressing.
9. Stuttgart – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 52,012
8. Hamburg – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 52,349
7. Arsenal – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 59,793
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Arsenal’s Emirates stadium big but quiet.
6. Schalke – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 61,328
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Schalke also have supporters who love a flag.
5. Real Madrid – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 69,822
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The Bernabeu is the second biggest stadium in Spain
4. Bayern Munich – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 73,781
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3. Barcelona – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 74,876
2. Manchester United – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 75,218
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Man United fans have fallen back in love with club thanks to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s tenure.
1. Borussia Dortmund – Average attendance between 2013-2018 = 80,230
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Borussia Dortmund fans are famed for creating an incredible atmosphere.
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