Where Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United sit in Championship attendance table
Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United fans continue to support their sides in droves despite difficult seasons of differing measure
Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United have had difficult seasons to say the least, but their fans continue to show their tremendous support, as shown by the latest Championship attendance table.
Wednesday have endured a much worse existence during the 2025/26 campaign than their rivals, with the Owls subject to a points deduction, ownership carnage, and a sobering relegation from the Championship.
Despite all of this, Wednesday supporters remain among the most loyal in the second tier of the Football League.
Meanwhile, United fans might not have been treated to quite the brutal season their rivals endured, but the Blades still struggled this term and only pulled away from the relegation zone of late, despite hopes of promotion from the outset.
While both clubs may have struggled to hold their own on the pitch, off the field, the fans once again proved their worth with solid attendance throughout the campaign.
Where Wednesday and United sit in Championship attendance table
With that in mind, let's have a look at the latest Championship attendance table below, courtesy of Lucky Rebel World Cup Odds, for where Wednesday and United sit.
Championship attendance table:
1 Coventry City 30,290
2 Leicester City 28,907
3 Derby County 28,382
4 Southampton 28,332
5 Ipswich Town 28,243
6 Sheffield United 27,676
7 Middlesbrough 27,230
8 Birmingham City 27,163
9 Norwich City 25,886
10 Stoke City 23,698
11 West Bromwich Albion 23,605
12 Bristol City 23,206
13 Sheffield Wednesday 22,720
14 Hull City 21,254
15 Portsmouth 20,104
16 Charlton Athletic 20,066
17 Watford 18,587
18 Millwall 17,094
19 Queens Park Rangers 16,675
20 Swansea City 16,674
21 Preston North End 16,665
22 Blackburn Rovers 14,621
23 Oxford United 11,078
24 Wrexham 10,661
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