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Cape Town - English Premiership crowd attendances for 2012/13 have shown an increase of nearly 4% on the previous season.
For the full list of crowd attendances, visit the BBC website
The average attendance for a game in England's top flight was 35 975, up from 34 601 in 2011/12.
The official figures from the respective leagues show crowds have fluctuated across Europe, with Barcelona's average gate down by more than 9 000, an 11% drop.
Attendances at Inter Milan have fallen by more than 3 000, but new German champions Bayern Munich have seen an average increase of around 2 000.
In England, 16 of the 20 Premier League clubs increased their average attendance in 2012/13. The three largest rises were for the three clubs promoted from the Championship in 2012 - Reading, Southampton and West Ham - with Everton recording the next largest increase.
However, there have been warnings that these increases could be lost if English clubs do not reduce ticket prices.
For the full list of crowd attendances, visit the BBC website
The average attendance for a game in England's top flight was 35 975, up from 34 601 in 2011/12.
The official figures from the respective leagues show crowds have fluctuated across Europe, with Barcelona's average gate down by more than 9 000, an 11% drop.
Attendances at Inter Milan have fallen by more than 3 000, but new German champions Bayern Munich have seen an average increase of around 2 000.
In England, 16 of the 20 Premier League clubs increased their average attendance in 2012/13. The three largest rises were for the three clubs promoted from the Championship in 2012 - Reading, Southampton and West Ham - with Everton recording the next largest increase.
However, there have been warnings that these increases could be lost if English clubs do not reduce ticket prices.
