With the first international break of the season underway, now feels like as good a time as any to reflect on the opening exchanges of the new Premier League season.
After seven (or in some cases, six) games each, the top flight’s 20 clubs are starting to settle into their rhythm, and so are their respective fanbases.
The usual match day routines, both home and away, have been adopted once more, and supporters from across the capital are once again familiar with having their weekends dominated by football.
But where do Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur rank in the Premier League’s average home attendance standings?
We’ve taken a look at Transfermarkt to find out, as well as collecting some of the best photos of the divisions passionate fans.
Check out the full gallery, from 20th to first, below...
13. Aston Villa - 41,567
Four points from their last two matches at Villa Park have drastically alleviated some of the gathering gloom that had started to linger over Steven Gerrard’s men. | Getty Images
14. Newcastle United - 52,151
The Toon Army have plenty of reasons to be optimistic at the moment, although results perhaps haven’t been able to keep pace with that buoyancy in recent weeks. The Magpies haven’t won at home, or at all for that matter, since the opening weekend. | Getty Images
15. Liverpool - 53,205
By Liverpool’s stratospheric standards, their start to the season has been poor. What a day out it must have been for the Anfield faithful when their side put nine past Bournemouth without reply in August, however. | AFP via Getty Images
16. Manchester City - 53,325
For Manchester City fans, the early exchanges of the season have been about one man and one man only - Erling Haaland. Eleven goals in seven Premier League outings is, to be frank, obscene. | Getty Images