The provided line graph presents information about standard number of spectators in thousands at high-level football games in three countries in Europe from 1980 to 2004.
As an overall trend, Italy started with the highest average attendance, but over time their amount has slumped. In contrast, spectators count in England and Germany increased after a slight decline.
In 1986, Italy had the highest attendance, with more than 35,000 spectators per match. After this yaer amount of viewers decreased, and in 2004 it was around 25,000. Whereas England had a little more than 20,000 and Italy had less than 20,000 people, who attended football matches in 1986. Starting this year, attendance in this two countries has risen, and by 2004 it was almost 35,000.
In summary, while Italy experienced a decline in football match attendance, both England and Germany withessed an upward trends, with Germany ultimately becoming the leader by 2004.