The line graph provides information about the average figure for visitors who attended top-tier football matches in three countries of Europe over twenty four years period, namely between 1980 and 2004.
Overall, it is evident that while only a downward trend was showed in Italy, the significant rise was marked in England and Germany.
Glancing at the detail, although the rate of average attendance increased less to about 37,000 during initial six years, the trend declined dramatically by 25,000 at the end of provided time.
As far as increasing patterns are concerned, after falling to nearby 23,000 in 1986, the number of participants again regained its old level of 25,000 in England in 1998. There was a significant growth to approximately 35,000 in 2004. The final trend is that despite decreasing sharply is just under 20,000 in the number of participants in Germany, it grew steadily up to about 33,000 by the final year.