The Scottish football season is over and the prizes have been handed out.
Celtic are Premiership champions once again, while Falkirk, Arbroath and Peterhead also ended the campaign as title winners in the Championship, League One and League Two respectively.
Aberdeen also claimed silverware for the first time in 11 years after their Scottish Cup final win over Celtic at Hampden, with the Hoops lifting the League Cup back in December.
While no trophies are handed out for attendances, there is no doubt that some supporters like to brag about the size of crowd their club can attract to their matches.
Attendances are, in fact, a source of pride across Scotland with the country sitting top of the UEFA rankings when it comes to match attendance per capita across the whole of Europe.
With that in mind, here are the top 15 ranked Scottish clubs for average home attendances across the 2024-25 season using figures obtained from transfermarkt.com.
13. Hearts - 3rd
There may have been some difficult days at Tynecastle over the course of the season, but Jambos fans continued to turn out in numbers. An average attendance of 18,634 ensured Hearts retained their status as the third best supported club in the country. | SNS Group
14. Rangers - 2nd
A disappointing season for the Ibrox side which included their worst ever sequence of successive home defeats was reflected in their lowest crowd figures since they returned to the top flight in 2016 - not including the covid-affected campaigns - with an average home attendance of 47,954. | SNS Group
15. Celtic - 1st
The Scottish champions are also the best supported club in the country, and by some considerable distance. Their average home gate of 58,937 inside Celtic Park across the 2024-25 campaign was 10,983 more than attended Rangers home matches over the season. | SNS Group