The Scottish Premiership campaign gets underway this weekend with the first competitive football in the country since the SPFL entered a shutdown in March. The 2020/21 season will do so without any fans in attendance. It is unclear as to when fans will be able to return to stadiums.
With that in mind we look at which clubs will see the biggest impact regarding no fans by looking at the highest average attendances in the SPFL across the past decade.
Click and scroll through to see the 16 clubs with highest average attendance over the last 10 years.
5. Dunfermline Athletic - 4,084
The Pars have spent just one season in the Premiership out of these last 10. Photo: SNS Group Roddy Scott
6. Falkirk - 4,112
The Bairns' attendance is even more impressive considering they haven't been in the Premiership since the 2009/10 season. Photo: SNS Group Mark Scates
7. St Mirren - 4,413
The last two seasons have seen the Buddies record average attendances of more than 5,000. Their highest in the last ten years. Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy
8. Motherwell - 5,158
The Steelmen have worked hard to encourage more fans to Fir Park and built a solid fan base. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group