The line graph illustrates the average number of people attending the level football matches in three European countries over a period of five years.
Overall, the averages attendance at top level football matches increased significantly England and Germany, while it declined in Italy. The highest figures of England was went to watch at the top level football matches, followed by Germany, whereas Italy was smallest numbers the period.
In 1960, the largest number of Italy was 35 thousand people to go to watch the matches, England and Germany was the same number, 25 thousand watchers respectively. In 1992, Italy was declined by 5 00000 people, and England was saw decline to 23 thousand, whereas it was fell in Germany, at around 20 thousand.
In 1998, the attendance in Italy fell slightly to 27 thousand, while Germany was increased to same level, at around 27 thousand, and England rose to 26 thousand. In 2004, England and Germany were a large number of attendances, 34 thousand, while Italy experienced noticeable declined to, ending 25 thousand.
