When Leeds clinched promotion from the Championship last term, they put an incredibly passionate fanbase back in England’s top flight.
The modern game is often lamented for its sanitised state, but Elland Road has continued to produce electric atmospheres.
It has been commented on by Whites boss Daniel Farke on a number of occasions and is often referenced by rival managers.
Ahead of his side’s trip to Elland Road last month, Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola said: “Elland Road is Elland Road and Daniel made [good] last results. They went to Stamford Bridge [to play Chelsea] and Villa Park [to play Aston Villa] and got results. They have even the boost of the home crowd, but we’re ready for this challenge again.
“In 10 years, I’ve not been to Elland Road many times. Since Marcelo Bielsa promoted them to the Premier League, we’ve been there and it’s an incredible stadium with a good vibe. We know it.
“I think there are a lot of Premier League stadiums that are traditional and really good, Elland Road is one of them.”
But how do Leeds United compare to rivals when it comes to average attendances?
Courtesy of Transfermarkt data, here is the average attendance of every Premier League club this season ranked from highest to lowest.
