Completed league season · 1897/98

1897/98 Second Division Attendances

Recorded league attendance averages for Second Division in 1897/98. Ranked within this competition by average home crowd.

Highest average11,545Newcastle United →
Average across clubs shown5,04313 recorded clubs · unweighted
Lowest average1,640Blackpool →
The crowd leaders

Highest-supported clubs

1897/98 · Average home league attendance
  1. 01Newcastle United11,545
  2. 02Manchester City7,800
  3. 03Arsenal7,735
  4. 04Manchester United6,135
  5. 05Leicester City6,000
  6. 06Birmingham City5,420
  7. 07Burnley4,125
  8. 08Grimsby Town3,465
Season-by-season records

Second Division attendance table

13 clubs with published averages
League rank*ClubAverageNational rankVs previous season
1Newcastle United 11,545#5+42.0%
2Manchester City 7,800#12+4.4%
3Arsenal 7,735#13+17.8%
4Manchester United 6,135#20-4.8%
5Leicester City 6,000#21+1.7%
6Birmingham City 5,420#22+20.6%
7Burnley 4,125#23-21.4%
8Grimsby Town 3,465#24-20.3%
9Luton Town 3,350#25—
10Lincoln City 3,200#26+100.0%
11Walsall 2,900#27-26.6%
12Gainsborough Trinity 2,250#30-40.8%
13Blackpool 1,640#32-44.4%

*Attendance rank among the clubs shown; some historic competition rosters are incomplete. National rank is shown only where recorded. Change compares the same club’s published average in the immediately preceding season; missing years remain blank. Summary averages give each recorded club equal weight and are not match-weighted. No individual match attendances are used.