There have been mixed fortunes in the second tier across Yorkshire this season, with Middlesbrough fans currently the happiest.
Kim Hellberg has taken the club to the Championship summit, where they currently sit above Coventry City.
Hull City are also in contention for promotion having enjoyed a fantastic season to date. The Tigers occupy fourth place, just five points adrift of second-placed Coventry.
However, it has been a tough season for Sheffield United. The Blades have not yet fully recovered from a horror start to the season and it would take a sustained uplift in form for a play-off push to materialise.
It has been even worse for Sheffield Wednesday, who are on the verge of relegation to League One amid continued off-field turbulence.
While fortunes have been mixed, all of the aforementioned clubs have had the support of loyal fans. The second tier of English football is awash with dedicated supporters - but which fanbases turn up in the greatest numbers?
Here are the average attendances of every Championship club ranked from lowest to highest, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt.

5. 21. Swansea City
Average attendance: 16,500 | Adam Fradgley/West Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images





