WREXHAM AFC have, by far, the best average attendance record in the National League for the 21/22 season to date, figures show.

The support shown for the Reds this season has been sensational throughout the campaign.

On Easter Monday, more than 10,000 spectators were in attendance at the Racecourse ground to witness the club's 4-0 win over Altrincham.

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It is no real surprise to hear then that, figures released by the well-trusted FootballWebPages show that the Reds have the best support on average in the league.

They have averaged 6,043 fans overall in their 40 league matches to date - ahead of 2nd placed Notts County with 5,199 and Chesterfield in 3rd with 4,807.

They also top the home attendance list with an average of 8,543 spectators, again way ahead of Notts County in 2nd place with 6,825 and Stockport county in third with 6,751.

However, when it comes to the average attendance at away matches, Wrexham place third (3,542), narrowly behind Grimsby Town (3,639) and Solihull Moors (3,696).

All of those figures will change somewhat by the end of the season of course with at least four league matches still left to play for each side.

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PIC: Wrexham AFC co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

The support for Wrexham has received high praise over recent weeks from their Hollywood owners too with Rob McElhenney calling the fans 'the beating heart of this club'.

Meanwhile, Ryan Reynolds hailed the club's backing as being 'like nothing else'.

Following a 6-1 win against Weymouth on Tuesday, the next task for Phil Parkinson's side is another sell-out home match against Southend United on Saturday, April 30 (3pm kick off).

The Reds are currently second in the National League table and aiming for a return to the English Football League following a 14-year absence.