The Championship season drew to a close on Sunday, as many fans up and down the country made their final trips to see their sides in action this season.
Just the play-off matches remain, meaning the majority of the clubs in the division are now on their summer holidays.
No doubt fans will also be seizing the opportunity for a bit of rest and relaxation after following their clubs around the country this season.
The Championship is one of the best supported leagues in the world and many clubs' average attendances bear this out.
Bristol City's average attendance of 21,016 is pretty impressive, but sees the Robins sat just 12th in the attendance table - showing how well the league is supported as a whole.
According to Football Web Pages, here is how the average attendances finished this season.
1. Aston Villa - 36,026
2. Leeds United - 34,033
3. Nottingham Forest - 28,143
4. Derby County - 26,849
5. Sheffield United - 26,177
6. Norwich City - 26,013
7. Stoke City - 25,199
8. Sheffield Wednesday - 24,428
9. West Brom - 24,130
10. Middlesbrough - 23,217
11. Birmingham City - 22,483
12. Bristol City - 21,016
13. Swansea City - 18,814
14. Ipswich Town - 17,764
15. Reading - 14,992
16. Bolton Wanderers - 14,636
17. Blackburn Rovers - 14,549
18. Preston North End - 14,159
19. QPR - 13,816
20. Millwall - 13,494
21. Hull City - 12,164
22. Wigan Athletic - 11,662
23. Brentford - 10,257
24. Rotherham United - 9,880
