We know that Leeds United boast the best home and of the Championship, but there is one table they do not quite top.
The Championship is regarded by many as 'the most competitive league in the world', supported by the most loyal fan bases.
Each week, thousands of fans spend their hard-earned money travelling up and down the country to support their team in their droves.
It's, at times, a thankless task, which makes the good times all the more rewarding - but which side sees their ground packed out to capacity the most?
We've calculated the best capacity percentages from after 16 Championship matches, using data from Transfermarkt and creating a league table based on attendance capacity this season.
This calculates the maximum capacity of each stadium, compared against the average attendance of each Championship team after eight home games apiece.
Here's a look at the full table below with Leeds United and Nottingham Forest competing for the number one spot.
24: Wigan Athletic - 43.5%
23: Blackburn Rovers - 43.5%
22: Hull City - 49.7%
21: Barnsley - 57.4%
20: Middlesbrough - 58.7%
19: Sheffield Wednesday - 60.8%
18: Reading FC - 62.7%
17: Preston North End - 63.3%
16: Charlton Athletic - 66.8%
15: Cardiff City - 69%
14: Birmingham City - 70%
13: Fulham - 70.1%
12: Millwall - 73.5%
11: Queens Park Rangers - 75.4%
10: Stoke City - 76.5%
9: Derby County - 79.2%
8: Swansea City - 79.5%
7: Bristol City - 81.3%
6: West Brom - 88.4%
5: Brentford - 88.8%
4: Huddersfield Town - 89.8%
3: Nottingham Forest - 91.4%
2: Leeds United - 92.8%
1: Luton Town - 98.4%
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