Following teams in the fourth tier of English football is never easy, with the costs and long journeys the away days can take its toll. With the threat of dropping into the National League it can make travelling away tiring and not enjoyable.
Like some of the other divisions in the country, the lack of glamour and convenience is what makes the league unique. Long away days are often defined by long coach journeys to small yet atmospheric stadiums, which are often filled with loyal supporters week in, week out.
The League Two supporters who go up and down the country are the heart and soul of the football experience. To help you track League Two away following this season, feel free to check out our League Two 2025/26 season away guide.
We have compiled some data below which should give you a guide to which teams had the largest away following during the 2024-25 season.
Last season's League Two away following ranked
Bradford fans on the pitch after the 96th minute winner to secure their promotion to League One today.
Moments that will live with those Bradford fans forever. 👏pic.twitter.com/evw5I0qGQ4
— Football Away Days (@FBAwayDays) May 3, 2025
- 24) Cheltenham Town – 110
- 23) Harrogate Town – 200
- 22) Accrington Stanley – 211
- 21) Salford City – 242
- 20) Fleetwood Town – 257
- 19) Morecambe – 277
- 18) Bromley – 364
- 17) Gillingham – 404
- 16) AFC Wimbledon – 50
- 15) Doncaster Rovers – 487
- 14) Milton Keynes Dons – 494
- 13) Carlisle United 533
- 12) Crewe Alexandra – 548
- 11) Walsall – 607
- 10) Swindon Town – 859
- 9) Barrow – 885
- 8) Grimsby Town – 1,000
- 7) Newport County – 1,046
- 6) Colchester United – 1,051
- 5) Chesterfield – 1,131
- 4) Tranmere Rovers – 1,158
- 3) Port Vale – 1,366
- 2) Notts County – 1,437
- 1) Bradford City – 1,726
Key talking points
Bradford City led the way
At the top of the charts, Bradford City led the way by having the highest average League Two away attendance.had the highest average away attendance in League Two last season. Recording an average away following of 1,726, their impressive total puts them above anyone else. With a good support backing them each week, Bradford repaid the loyal supporting and gained promotion to League One for the 2025-26 season. With that in mind, our Bradford City 2025/26 away guide will help you follow the Bantams on their journeys.
Port Vale fans didn't disappoint
Port Vale had an impressive League Two away following during the 2024/25 season, with an average of 1,366 fans attending each of the Valiants' matches on the road. The question now is whether they can maintain this momentum in the 2025/26 season. Our Port Vale 2025/26 away guide will help you keep track of their performance.
Strong support for Notts County again
In the last two seasons, Notts County recorded some of the best away numbers in League Two. The Magpies had the second-highest away following in both seasons. It begs the question: Can they keep the momentum in 2025/26? With an average away following of 1,437, our 2025/26 away guide for Notts County should help you track the numbers in the new season.
Honourable mentions
Last season, notable teams with impressive away turnouts included Tranmere Rovers, averaging 1,158 travelling fans, Newport with 1,046, and Chesterfield with 1,131.