It's been another exciting season where every Gallagher Premiership team has hosted 11 home games.
But who struggles to fill out their home ground and who packs out their stadium completely on a regular basis?
RUCK has ranked every Gallagher Premiership club by the percentage of the average capacity filled in their two home games below.
(We've not counted any games played away from a clubs home stadium, e.g. at Twickenham.)
12. Wasps: (Ricoh Arena - 32,000) - 49.6%
Down 1.4% from last season.
11. Sale Sharks (AJ Bell Stadium - 12,000) - 54.9%
Up 7.9% from last season.
SALFORD, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 08: A general view of the A J Bell Stadium prior to the LV= Cup match between Sale Sharks and Bath Rugby at AJ Bell Stadium on November 08, 2013 in Salford, England. (Photo by David Jones/Getty Images)
10. Bristol Bears: (Ashton gate - 27,000) - 60.5%
First season back in the top flight.
9. Newcastle Falcons: (Kingston Park - 10,200) - 72.1%
Down 3.9% from last season.
8. Worcester Warriors: (Sixways Stadium- 11,499) - 72.2%
Up 7.7% from last season.
7. Leicester Tigers: (Welford Road - 25,849) - 80.5%
Down 3.5% from last season.
6. Northampton Saints: (Franklin's Gardens - 15,249) - 84.8%
Down 4.2% from last season.
The final scoreboard showing 67 - 17 to Northampton Saints during the Gallagher Premiership match between Northampton Saints and Sale Sharks on 16 February 2019 at Franklin's Gardens, Northampton, Northamptonshire - PHOTO: Tom Sandberg/PPAUK
5. Harlequins: (Twickenham Stoop - 14,800) - 88.1%
Down 6.9% this season.
4. Gloucester Rugby: (Kingshom Stadium - 16,155) - 89.2%
Up 5.2% this season.
3. Saracens: (Allianz Park - 10,000) - 91.9%
Down 4.1% this season.
2. Exeter Chiefs: (Sandy Park - 12,921) - 93.1%
Up 5.1% this season,
EXETER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 08: The Exeter Chiefs logo is displayed during the photocall at Sandy Park on September 8, 2015 in Exeter, England. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)
1 Bath Rugby (The Rec - 14,500) - 97.8%
Down 0.2% this season.
Jonathan Joseph of Bath Rugby during the Premiership Rugby Cup group match between Bath Rugby and Gloucester Rugby at the Recreation Ground, Bath, Somerset on February 4. - PHOTO: Tom Sandberg/PPAUK
