How full every National League club’s stadium has been in the 2019/20 season

How full every National League club’s stadium has been in the 2019/20 season? We take a look at those numbers and ranked them from least to most.

A total of 979,582 supporters have attended matches in the fifth tier of English football throughout the campaign so far, though it was expected to beat the amount for 2018/19 which stood at 1,088,081.

Take a look at their finishing position, their percentage full, ranking, average attendance and capacity number according to transfermarkt.

24th | Boreham Wood

Boreham Wood ended the cancelled National League season in 5th place, and saw their stadium at 16.1 per cent full, ranking them at 24th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 724 in a 4,502 capacity stadium.

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23rd | Ebbsfleet United

Ebbsfleet United ended the cancelled National League season in 21st place, and saw their stadium at 19.6 per cent full, ranking them at 23rd in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 979 in a 4,800 capacity stadium.

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22nd | Barnet

Barnet ended the cancelled National League season in 11th place, and saw their stadium at 18.9 per cent full, ranking them at 22nd in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,214 in a 6,418 capacity stadium.

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21st | FC Halifax Town

FC Halifax Town ended the cancelled National League season in 6th place, and saw their stadium at 20.5 per cent full, ranking them at 21st in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 2,141 in a 10,400 capacity stadium.

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20th | Dagenham & Redbridge

Dagenham ended the cancelled National League season in 18th place, and saw their stadium at 23 per cent full, ranking them at 20th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,401 in a 6,078 capacity stadium.

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19th | Dover Athletic

Dover Athletic ended the cancelled National League season in 12th place, and saw their stadium at 23 per cent full, ranking them at 19th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,104 in a 5,745 capacity stadium.

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18th | AFC Fylde

AFC Fylde ended the cancelled National League season in 23rd place, and saw their stadium at 24.5 per cent full, ranking them at 18th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,470 in a 6,000 capacity stadium.

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17th | Aldershot Town

Aldershot Town ended the cancelled National League season in 16th place, and saw their stadium at 24.8 per cent full, ranking them at 17th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,786 in a 7,200 capacity stadium.

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16th | Solihull Moors

Solihull Moors ended the cancelled National League season in 8th place, and saw their stadium at 25.5 per cent full, ranking them at 16th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,403 in a 5,500 capacity stadium.

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15th | Notts County

Notts County ended the cancelled National League season in 3rd place, and saw their stadium at 26.6 per cent full, ranking them at 15th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 5,210 in a 19,588 capacity stadium.

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14th | Yeovil Town

Yeovil Town ended the cancelled National League season in 4th place, and saw their stadium at 30.8 per cent full, ranking them at 14th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 2,951 in a 9,566 capacity stadium.

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13th | Chorley

Chorley ended the cancelled National League season in 24th place, and saw their stadium at 31 per cent full, ranking them at 13th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,271 in a 4,100 capacity stadium.

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12th | Harrogate Town

Harrogate Town ended the cancelled National League season in 2nd place, and saw their stadium at 31.7 per cent full, ranking them at 12th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,301 in a 4,100 capacity stadium.

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11th | Maidenhead United

Maidenhead United ended the cancelled National League season in 22nd place, and saw their stadium at 33.4 per cent full, ranking them at 11th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,339 in a 4,000 capacity stadium.

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10th | Sutton United

Sutton United ended the cancelled National League season in 14th place, and saw their stadium at 34.3 per cent full, ranking them at 10th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,722 in a 5,013 capacity stadium.

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9th | Eastleigh

Eastleigh ended the cancelled National League season in 17th place, and saw their stadium at 34.9 per cent full, ranking them at 9th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,832 in a 5,250 capacity stadium.

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8th | Chesterfield

Chesterfield ended the cancelled National League season in 19th place, and saw their stadium at 34.9 per cent full, ranking them at 8th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 3,670 in a 10,504 capacity stadium.

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7th | Woking

Woking ended the cancelled National League season in 10th place, and saw their stadium at 35.4 per cent full, ranking them at 7th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 2,138 in a 6,063 capacity stadium.

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6th | Bromley

Bromley ended the cancelled National League season in 13th place, and saw their stadium at 37.4 per cent full, ranking them at 6th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 1,985 in a 5,300 capacity stadium.

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5th | Wrexham

Wrexham ended the cancelled National League season in 20th place, and saw their stadium at 37.6 per cent full, ranking them at 5th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 4,057 in a 10,771 capacity stadium.

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4th | Barrow

Barrow ended the cancelled National League season in 1st place, and saw their stadium at 39.8 per cent full, ranking them at 4th in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 2,010 in a 5,045 capacity stadium.

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3rd | Stockport County

Stockport County ended the cancelled National League season in 7th place, and saw their stadium at 40 per cent full, ranking them at 3rd in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 4,342 in a 10,852 capacity stadium.

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2nd | Torquay United

Torquay United ended the cancelled National League season in 15th place, and saw their stadium at 40.1 per cent full, ranking them at 2nd in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 2,609 in a 6,500 capacity stadium.

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1st | Hartlepool United

Hartlepool United ended the cancelled National League season in 9th place, and saw their stadium at 42.7 per cent full, ranking them at 1st in this list.

According to transfermarkt, they have an average attendance of 3,355 in a 7,856 capacity stadium.

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