Wanderers are back at the Toughsheet Stadium this weekend as Peterborough United come to town.
It will be the Whites’ sixth home game of the campaign in League One and there have already been some big crowds through the turnstiles.
More than 25,000 turned out for the big win against Wigan Athletic a fortnight ago, making it one of the club’s highest gates since the Premier League era.
The Plymouth Argyle and AFC Wimbledon matches also crossed the 20,000 mark, while the Reading and Lincoln City clashes were not far off.
Bolton have averaged more than 21,000 fans at their home games in the league so far this season, which is a total no club in the division can better at this stage.
Bradford City are the only other side above the 20,000 mark. The Bantams have made an impressive start to life back in the third tier under Graham Alexander and currently sit top of the table.
Cardiff City are close behind as they aim to bounce back from last season’s relegation from the Championship.
Huddersfield Town and Plymouth Argyle are the other sides above the 15,000 mark, while Reading and Barnsley are both above 12,000.
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At the other end of the list, Stevenage are averaging nearly 3,700 supporters at the Lamex Stadium after a strong start under Alex Revell, which sees them in second place.
Burton Albion are the other side below the 5,000 mark and Wycombe Wanderers – who recently appointed Michael Duff – are just above.
Here is a full list of League One clubs ranked by their average home attendances so far this season, according to transfermarkt.co.uk
- Wanderers (21,371)
- Bradford (20,904)
- Cardiff (19,384)
- Huddersfield (16,823)
- Plymouth (15,788)
- Reading (12,868)
- Barnsley (12,579)
- Luton (11,340)
- Blackpool (10,344)
- Wigan (9,839)
- Stockport (9,533)
- Doncaster (9,462)
- Peterborough (9,077)
- Lincoln (8,929)
- Rotherham (8,642)
- Wimbledon (8,283)
- Port Vale (8,181)
- Leyton Orient (8,080)
- Mansfield (7,882)
- Northampton (6,437)
- Exeter (6,391)
- Wycombe (5,433)
- Burton (4,345)
- Stevenage (3,682)
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