Bolton Wanderers See Rise in Attendance as They Prepare for Championship

Bolton Wanderers are experiencing a surge in attendance as they prepare to compete in the Championship. The team has reported season ticket sales which look set to exceed their post-Premier League record, with over 16,000 sold.

What's behind the upward trend?

The upward trend in attendance is not unique to Bolton Wanderers, as football has reported an upswing in crowds since Covid. Historically, periods of national and global crises have always been followed by a surge in gate numbers.

How does this compare to previous seasons?

Bolton Wanderers have played 34 seasons in the second tier of English football, averaging a crowd of 13,538 during those seasons. The team's average attendance has risen year-by-year since the public were allowed back into stadia after the pandemic.

What comes next for Bolton Wanderers?

As Bolton Wanderers prepare to step back into the Championship for the first time in seven years, they will be looking to build on their current momentum. The team's recent form has been LDDWL, and they are currently 28 points behind leaders Lincoln in the title race. With 70 goals scored and 52 conceded, Bolton Wanderers have a +18 goal difference.

The current league standing is: | Stat | Value | | --- | --- | | League standing | 5th in League One, 75 pts, 19W-18D-9L from 46 games | | Recent form | LDDWL | | Title race | 28 points behind leaders Lincoln | | Goals this season | 70 scored, 52 conceded (+18 goal difference) |