Scottish Premiership crowds break four million mark
Scottish Premiership attendances topped four million for the first time last season, according to BBC Sport. The report says the league continues to attract the highest per-capita attendances in Europe, but the supplied information does not identify the total number of matches, the attendance breakdown, or the comparison data behind that assessment.
Scottish Premiership crowds exceeded four million for the first time last season, BBC Sport reported.
The report also said the league continues to record the highest per-capita attendances in Europe. The supplied information does not provide a match-by-match breakdown or further details about the European comparison.
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