Football clubs up and down the country received a stark warning on Tuesday that games could be played without fans for up to six months. A staged reintroduction of supporters has been postponed by the UK Government following new Covid-19 restrictions. Brighton & Hove Albion have now played half a dozen games without fans, winning just once at home without fans.
Even in the Premier League, behind closed door games will have a sizeable impact on finances. Consulting the latest accounts posted clubs (2018/19), the 20 top-flight teams could lose out on up to £700million on matchday income if fans are not back in the stadium this season.
Scroll down and click through to see how much each club earned on average per game through gate receipts and matchday income.

17. Fulham - £508,619
Annual matchday income/gate receipts - £10.68m Photo: PAUL CHILDS

18. West Brom - £252,241
Annual matchday income/gate receipts - £7.32m Photo: Pool

19. Burnley - £274,913
Annual matchday income/gate receipts - £6.32m Photo: Pool

20. Sheffield United - £235,122
Annual matchday income/gate receipts - £5.88m Photo: Pool

