The graph elucidates the average number of people specting top-level football matches in three different European countries namely Italy, England, Germany between 1980 and 2004.
Overall, In Itally this number significantly declined from 1986, this number dropped from nearly 38 people on average and Germany faced the opposite in the same year, the average number of spectator grew substantially from approximately 20 people to nearly 35 people on average.
In 1980, In Italy exact 35 people on average attended top-level football matches. In 1986 this number reached at nearly 38 people. The average number of people attended footmatches dropped rapidly in 1992 for Italy, in that year on average 30 people watched top-level football matches. In 1998 this number was little bit higher from 25 people on average in Italy. On average 24 people spected top-level football matches in 2004 in Italy. In England 25 people watched top-level football matches in 1980 on average. This number dropped slightly in 1986, nearly 22 people on average witnessed football matches in that year. In 1992, there was a minimal increase in the number, 25 people went to watch top-level football matches in England. For 1998, this number did not change so much, about 24 people watched those matches in England. In 2004, around 35 people on average spected top-level football matches, which was the highest number for England.
When it comes abot German, 25 German watched football matches in 1980 on average. In 1986, this number dropped dramatically and went below 20 people on average who spected football matches. From 1992 the average number of people attended top-level football matches esclated from 1996, which was abot 24 people, and in 2004 this number went at peak, approximately 35 people on average attended top-level football matches in Germany.