Elland Road is something of a rarity in modern-day football, a ground in which intimidating noise can still be generated and genuinely make an impact on the game.
Plenty of goals have been sucked in by the crowd over the years and players repeatedly credit the Elland Road faithful for the role they play in wins.
After Leeds defeated Chelsea at home in December, defender Jaka Bijol said: "It's not always the goals that give the energy, also the tackles, it's just some pressing moments, and then Elland Road gets behind you and everything is easier.
"We managed to do that from the beginning, bringing the right energy, we scored early as well. Then it's the whole game in front of you and you have to keep your head cool."
However, while Leeds were regularly near the top of attendance tables in the Championship, they are now in a division with some of the globe’s biggest clubs.
Based on Transfermarkt data, here are the average attendances of every Premier League club ranked from highest to lowest.
