This season, the five major leagues are averaging: Barcelona in the top three in La Liga, Manchester United ranked first in the Premier League, Dortmund deserves the devil s home court

As time goes by, all major European football leagues have ended this season, and the suspense of the final championship in the five major leagues has been revealed. Naples won the fourth Serie A championship in team history. In addition, Liverpool was crowned the Premier League champion, Barcelona won the 28th La Liga championship in team history, Paris Saint-Germain achieved four consecutive Ligue 1 championships, and Bayern also regained the Bundesliga and killed the salad set. The championship in the arena has been decided, but the competition among fans has never ended. The average number of attendance data per game for the five major leagues this season has been released. Let's take a look at the top three teams in the major leagues.

Ligue 1 TOP3: Marseille (63683), Lyon (50621), Paris Saint-Germain (47676)

The final rankings of the Ligue 1 League after the end of the season were Paris Saint-Germain won the championship, Marseille and Monaco ranked second and third, while those who once won seven consecutive championships were finally ranked 9th in the league. However, in terms of average attendance per game this season, Paris Saint-Germain is not the first in the French Ligue 1 League. Marseille ranked first in the French Ligue 1 team that has a Champions League championship. This season, Marseille won the second place with 20 wins, 5 draws, 9 losses and 65 points. In terms of average number of attendees per game, Marseille is far ahead of champion Paris Saint-Germain. Marseille has 63,683 attendees this season, leading the rest of the Ligue 1 teams in a cliff. Lyon has won 17 wins, 6 draws and 11 losses and has qualified for the Europa League next season. This season, their average number of attendees per game is 50,621, ranking second in Ligue 1. Champion Paris Saint-Germain won four consecutive Ligue 1 titles this season, but due to the capacity limit of the home court, the average attendance rate is close to 100% of Paris, with an average attendance of only 47,676, ranking third in Ligue 1.

Serie A TOP: Milan (71645), Inter Milan (70129), Roma (62435)

The final ranking at the end of the Serie A season, Naples won the Serie A championship, Inter Milan, Atlanta and Juventus qualified for the Champions League. Milan missed the European match next season. The Ross and Blacks ranked 8th in Serie A with a record of 18 wins, 9 draws and 11 losses, and missed the European match next season. This season, Milan averages 71,645 fans per game, ranking first in Serie A. Runner-up Inter Milan has not finished this season's mission. Although they have lost in the league championship, they still have the task of the Champions League final. Perhaps Inter Milan will win the fourth Champions League trophy in team history. Inter Milan averaged 70,129 players this season, ranking second in Serie A. Roma ranked fifth in Serie A this season and qualified for the Europa League. Roma has an average of 62,435 players, ranking third in Serie A team.

La Liga: Real Madrid (72664), Atletico Madrid (60883), Betis (51564)

Barcelona won the La Liga championship this season, but because the Camp Nou is in a state of renovation, all Barcelona's home games this season were played at the Montwhich Olympic Stadium, and all Barcelona's average number of attendees did not appear in the top three La Liga. The first place is Real Madrid, which is 72,664 players per game. Real Madrid is 4 points behind Barcelona this season and won the league runner-up. Atletico Madrid's average number of attendees per game is second only to Real Madrid this season, and they rank second in La Liga with an average of 60,883 players. The third place in La Liga is Real Betis, who has won the Europa League qualification. They average 51,564 players per game. This season, Real Betis won 16 wins, 12 draws and 10 losses, winning 6th in the La Liga.

Top 3 of the Premier League: Manchester United (69714), Tottenham Hotspur (61109), Liverpool (60492)

Liverpool won the Premier League championship this season, while veteran giants Manchester United fell into a trough this season. They only won the 15th place in the league and will miss the European game next season. However, Manchester United, with poor performance, has been as hot as ever. Although Manchester United performed poorly this season, there are still 69,714 people watching the game on the spot in the league, ranking first among all Premier League teams. The second place is Tottenham, which just won the Europa League championship. Their performance in the league was even worse and ranked 17th in the league. However, Tottenham qualified for the Champions League through the Europa League championship and also broke the championship drought for many years. In the league this season, Tottenham averaged 61,109 people. The third place is Premier League champion Liverpool. They secured the Premier League championship four rounds ahead of schedule this season. The average number of attendees at Anfield Stadium is 60,492 throughout the season, ranking third among Premier League teams.

Bundesliga TOP: Dortmund (81365), Bayern (75,000), Stuttgart (59,265)

Bayern won the Bundesliga salad after one season, and Bumblebee Dortmund, led by Shahin, once flew to the Bundesliga second. Fortunately, the arrival of Kovac made Dortmund adjust immediately and used a wave of consecutive victories to help the team obtain the Champions League qualification, so that the on-site support of more than 80,000 fans per game is not in vain. As the most famous home court in Europe, Westphalon has averaged 81,365 players per game this season, ranking first in Europe and is the only stadium with an average of more than 80,000 people per game. Bayern, ranked second, has an average of 75,000 seats per game. Bayern's home Allianz Stadium also has a capacity of 75,000, and Bayern's attendance rate is as high as 100%. Stuttgart, third place, ranks 9th in the league this season, but the team won the German Cup and won the Europa League qualification next season. Their average number of attendees at home is 59,265. In addition, the top three teams in the German Second Division have exceeded 50,000, Schalke averaged 61,639 players per game, Hamburg averaged 56,324 players per game, Hertha Berlin averaged 53,191 players per game.