" Weekend’s Top 10 Away Attendances in Britain "

Leeds United took the biggest following in Britain over the weekend with 3,500 fans at Hillsborough.

#1 Leeds at Sheffield Wednesday (3,600)
#2 Celtic at Dundee Utd (3,500)
#3 Birmingham at Derby (3,097)
#4 Everton at Chelsea (3,032)
#5 Leicester at Villa (3,000)
#6 Reading at MK (2,901)
#7 Arsenal at Stoke (2,862)
#8 West Ham at Newcastle (2,800)
#9 Man Utd at Liverpool (2,747)
#10 Bristol Rovers at Oxford (2,359)

*Crystal Palace sold their allocation at Man City, however no info available on what their allocation was.*

Cheers Mason

Fair play to Leeds, not doing well, but always fantastic support, you can hate them, but you can only admire them for their fantastic Support

Cheers Mason

Fair play to Leeds, not doing well, but always fantastic support, you can hate them, but you can only admire them for their fantastic Support

Agreed. Disgusting vile club, disgusting vile fans and yet such magnificent loyal support.

Same as celtic.

Fair play bristol rovers making the top 10,

Fair play bristol rovers making the top 10,

Indeed, great support for a league 2 side.

Celtic got the biggest fan base on the list not many teams could take hundred thousand fans to a uefa cup final which they did a few years back. INCREDIBLE!!!

Don't forget the PL is capped at 3k max, Man U would take 10,000 to L'pool if they could

Don't forget the PL is capped at 3k max, Man U would take 10,000 to L'pool if they could

If that's the case how come Everton took 3042 fans to Chelsea then if it's 3000 max, lol. Have a word with yourself.

Pedantic or what?

Pedantic or what?

Now for the facts a premier league club can give away 10 per cent of its total capacity to away fans so the bigger the ground the bigger the allocation for travelling fans it isn't set at 3000 max and also fa cup games I think is 15 per cent of stadium capacity. At the end of the day it's up to the clubs discretion how much they want to give. When we travel to Swansea a few seasons back they only give 1500 tickets it's more to do with security than anything else.