Forget Manchester City, Tottenham or Chelsea, it’s BRADFORD CITY who took the most fans to the weekend’s games

IF YOU were guessing which club took the most away fans to games at the weekend, you’d cast your eyes straight towards the Premier League.

Title favourites Manchester City were away at Swansea, so they were bound to fill out their allocation right?

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But you’d need to cast your eye down a bit further down the football pyramid.

For it is League One outfit Bradford City that took the most visiting supporters when a whopping 4,388 of them attended the clash against Bolton at the Macron Stadium.

Sadly they weren’t treated to a thriller, at least in terms of the scoreline, as the game finished 0-0.

While admittedly certain Premier League clubs were limited on the amount of fans they were allowed to take, be it on police advice or regulations, the West Yorkshire club topping the pile is pretty incredible.

Leicester took the second highest number of fans at the weekend, 3,125 watching their team get thrashed 4-1 at Old Trafford.

And Spurs completed the top three when 3,011 watched their 2-1 away win at Middlesbrough.

And the aforementioned West Brom fans at Stoke - only 1,657 made the 40-mile journey to the Brittania Stadium.

Meanwhile over at the Liberty Stadium, 2,082 watched Pep Guardiola's boys secure a 3-1 success.

Crystal Palace took the lowest number of away fans in the Premier League at the weekend, when just 909 travelled up to sees them secure a last-gasp 3-2 win at Sunderland.

The comparison was compiled by Football Away Days on their Facebook page.

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