Richmond’s resurgence in 2017 has seen them become the most watched club across the home-and-away season.

The Tigers were one of three teams to have had over one million fans through the gates at their games with season, with Essendon and Collingwood also eclipsing the magical seven-figure mark.

They were also just one of two clubs to achieve a home average crowd of over 50,000, with Essendon also achieving the feat.

Carlton games saw the fourth most fans attend, as the big four Victorian clubs all found themselves at the top of the standings, despite differing seasons of success.

The most watched interstate club was Adelaide, as the ladder leaders saw over 820,000 fans turn up to games they were involved in.

Crows supporters also turned out in full force at the Adelaide Oval, with their home average attendance of 46,650 the fourth best across the competition.

North Melbourne was the lowest Victorian club on the list, with their average attendance this season just 25,196.

Total attendance figures for 2017 home-and-away season

Source: AFL Tables