The bar chart presents information on the proportion of individuals in a UK survey conducted in three different years who presented they were keen on particular sports.
In brief, football was by far the dominant sport whereas, golf reported the lowest features over this period of time. Notably, almost all sports showed fluctuation with the only exception of football, and tennis. However, while football faced slight growth, tennis dropped steadily.
in terms of, football showed the highest figures throughout the time period starting with roughly 41% in 1995 that slightly increased to 42% in 2000 before reaching its pick feature of 43% in 2005. This is followed by swimming and rugby that presented the same changes both started from nearly 23% in 1995, and considerably heightened to 28% in 2000 just before decreasing to approximately 25% in 2005.
With regard to, snooker reported 30% in 1995 that declined significantly in 2000 to about 21%, and this increased moderately in 2005, accounting nearly for 23% followed by tennis which started from about 28% in 1995, and fell to approximately 23% in 2000 which retained stable in 2005. Lastly, golf reported the lowest point first reached roughly 15% in 1995, and slowly dropped to nearly 13% in 2000 before slowly rising to roughly 14% in 2005.