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.
9. Kilmarnock - 5,253
The 2018/19 season saw Killie's average attendance rise to nearly 7,000. Photo: Sammy Turner - SNS Group
10. Dundee - 5,643
Another club who have recorded some brilliant attendances despite a lack of success. Photo: SNS Group Rob Casey
11. Dundee United - 7,152
Attendances have fallen below 6,000 but also above 8,000, like last season. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
12. Aberdeen - 12,324
Since the arrival of Derek McInnes, attendances have risen after years of under performance. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group