Where Leeds United sit in this season’s Premier League attendance table | OneFootball

Leeds United’s strong Elland Road backing has underpinned their campaign. Daniel Farke’s side have 40 points with four to play, six clear of a relegation zone featuring Tottenham and already relegated Burnley and Wolves.

Nine wins have come from 34 league games, seven of them at home. A 17-game table based only on home results would place Leeds 11th, while an away-only table would leave them 18th. According to bingo sites online, that backdrop is reflected in this season’s Premier League attendance table.

Leeds average 36,709 at Elland Road, ranking 12th. They sit just behind Chelsea on 39,610 and ahead of Brighton on 31,350.

Manchester United lead the league with 73,969, followed by West Ham on 62,453 and Tottenham on 60,952. Liverpool record 60,390, with Arsenal on 60,215.

At the other end Bournemouth average 11,176, with Brentford on 17,117 and Burnley on 20,990. Nottingham Forest post 30,386, Wolves 29,913, Fulham 27,164 and Crystal Palace 24,907.

Leeds host Burnley on Friday one May at eight pm.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk