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Band 5+: The graph below shows the average number of people attending top-level football matches in three European countries (Italy, England, and Germany) from 1980 to 2004.

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The image contains a line graph showing the average attendance per top-level match in Italy, England, and Germany from 1980 to 2004, and a table showing methods to reduce global warming. For average attendance, Italy's figures were: 1980: 35, 1986: 37, 1992: 30, 1998: 27, 2004: 24. England's figures were: 1980: 26, 1986: 22, 1992: 25, 1998: 28, 2004: 34. Germany's figures were: 1980: 25, 1986: 19, 1992: 25, 1998: 29, 2004: 34. The table lists the top five methods according to two groups. Experts' methods are: 01 Use Cleaner Energy, 02 Grow More Trees, 03 Capture and Store Carbon, 04 Help the Oceans Grow More Algae, 05 Reflect Sunlight Away from Earth. The General Public's methods are: Choose Cars that Use Less Petrol, Make Homes Leak Less Air, Use Cleaner Energy, Eat Less Meat, Turn Off Electronics When Not in Use.
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The graph shows information about number of/how many people attendance in football games in three countries such as Italy, England and Germany over twenty-four years period between 1980 and 2004.

Overall, what stands out from the graph is that there were steady growth in audience of both Germany and England, while the attendance of match in Italy went down through the period. Another interesting point is that Italy was at the top in 1986, but in 2004 England’s audience was leaded and Germany was slightly behind the England.

Looking at the details of attendance of Germany, it started with 25 thousand of people, but between 1980 and 1986, the figure dropped to the just under the 20 thousand, however from 1986 to 2004 years we can see how attendance of germany rose steadily. If we look at the England’s figure, they are quite similar with German,despite decreased slightly in 1986 years just under the 25 thousand in England, we can see only steady growth over the period.

Italy started with 35 thousand attendance in 1980 and opposite the other countries in 1986 year grow just above the 35 thousand people. If we look at the 1986 and 1998 years the figure dramatically went down to 25 thousand. At this point the figures of three countries intersected with each other with around 25 thousand, two countries went up, while Italy went down by becoming the lowest attended football match.

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