THE Super League season is well underway now as the 12 sides head into round six hoping to improve or build on last week’s results.
This season has been a positive one in many senses so far, with the positivity around clubs and the competition as a whole yielding impressive attendance numbers.
As Super League clubs try and improve the game day experience with initiatives such as live bands, food stalls and entertainment, more fans have been flocking through the gates than in recent seasons.
But, having had five rounds of Super League already, which five attendances have been the largest so far?
Leeds Rhinos 18-22 Hull FC
16,140 at Headingley on Friday 24th February
Hull FC 32-30 Castleford Tigers
15,383 at the MKM Stadium on Sunday 19th February – Hull’s biggest opening attendance since 2005 and their biggest attendance for six years.
St Helens 24-25 Leeds Rhinos
15,148 at the Totally Wicked Stadium on Friday 3rd March
Wigan Warriors 60-0 Wakefield Trinity
12,306 at the DW Stadium on Friday 24th February
Warrington Wolves 38-20 Leigh Leopards
12,073 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium on Friday 17th March
