Chelsea have had a particularly enjoyable campaign for the most part, despite their ownership troubles in recent months.
Thousands of fans have continued to attend Stamford Bridge and back their team even when times have got tough.
There is always ‘banter’ thrown around by football fans about the number of empty seats a stadium will have, while other clubs are known for continuously packing out their grounds on a weekly base.
So are any of these ‘jokes’ a myth? Who really does have the best attendance record this season?
Using transfermarkt’s statistics, we created a league table based on each stadium’s attendances - ranked on the average percentage of their capacity that is filled so far this season (from lowest to highest).
Take a look at where Chelsea sit below...
There is always ‘banter’ thrown around by football fans about the number of empty seats a stadium will have, while other clubs are known for continuously packing out their grounds on a weekly base.
17. Liverpool - Anfield
Capacity: 54,074. Total spectactors: 795,341. Average attendance: 53,023. Capacity filled: 98.1% | Getty Images
18. Arsenal - Emirates Stadium
Capacity: 60,704. Total spectactors: 955,874. Average attendance: 59,742. Capacity filled: 98.4% | AFP via Getty Images
19. Norwich City - Carrow Road
Capacity: 27,244. Total spectactors: 323,202. Average attendance: 26,934. Capacity filled: 98.9% | Getty Images
20. Leicester City - King Power Stadium
Capacity: 32,273. Total spectactors: 447,893. Average attendance: 31,992. Capacity filled: 99.1% | Getty Images