Latest away attendance figures for Yorkshire clubs in Championship, League One & League Two

Hull City were backed by a travelling support of 1,256 followers in their Championship victory at Blackburn Rovers, while Huddersfield Town took an estimated 900 fans up to the Riverside Stadium for their entertaining draw at Middlesbrough.

Up the north east coast, Rotherham United received backing from 814 Millers supporters at Sunderland.

An Elland Road crowd of 33,890 included 1,955 West Brom followers in the 1-1 draw at Leeds United, while 1,766 Preston fans were in the away end in their 1-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday.

Oxford took 620 supporters to Oakwell for their 3-1 win in the third tier, with Bradford City backed in big numbers - albeit in a losing cause - with 1,600 fans witnessing their grim 3-0 Roses loss at Derek Adams's Morecambe in League Two.

In their Roses clash at Accrington, Harrogate Town were backed by 193 supporters.

Nationally, the biggest following of the weekend was recorded by League One outfit Wigan, who took a big support of 3,937 fans for the short trip to Bolton Wanderers for their Lancashire derby.

Meanwhile, high-flying Ipswich Town took 3,012 fans to West London for their Championship appointment at QPR, while in League Two, Notts County were backed by a travelling away contingent of 2,761 fans in their win at Doncaster Rovers.

Top six away EFL followings last weekend: Wigan (3,937 at Bolton), Ipswich (3,012 at QPR), Notts County (2,761 at Doncaster), Cardiff (2,200 at Leicester), Coventry (1,971 at Swansea), West Brom (1,955 at Leeds).