The Scottish football season is over and the prizes have been handed out.
Celtic are Premiership champions once again, while Falkirk, Arbroath and Peterhead also ended the campaign as title winners in the Championship, League One and League Two respectively.
Aberdeen also claimed silverware for the first time in 11 years after their Scottish Cup final win over Celtic at Hampden, with the Hoops lifting the League Cup back in December.
While no trophies are handed out for attendances, there is no doubt that some supporters like to brag about the size of crowd their club can attract to their matches.
Attendances are, in fact, a source of pride across Scotland with the country sitting top of the UEFA rankings when it comes to match attendance per capita across the whole of Europe.
With that in mind, here are the top 15 ranked Scottish clubs for average home attendances across the 2024-25 season using figures obtained from transfermarkt.com.
1. Raith Rovers - 15th
The Kirkcaldy side sneak into the top 15 after attracting an average crowd of 3,973 to Stark's Park in the Championship last season. | SNS Group
2. Ross County - 14th
The Dingwall club suffered relegation through the play-offs and finished bottom of the Premiership attendance chart for the season with an average home crowd of 4,353 at the Global Energy Stadium. | SNS Group
3. Dunfermline Athletic - 13th
The Pars remain one of the biggest supported clubs in Scotland outwith the top flight with an average gate of 5,575 attending East End Park despite a season spent battling against relegation from the Championship. | SNS Group
4. St Johnstone - 12th
Ahead of Dunfermline by a margin of only four spectators, the Perth club had an average attendance of 5,579 inside McDiarmid Park across a season which culminated in automatic relegation to the Championship. | SNS Group