Every weekend football fans around the globe follow their clubs across the land.
Supporters really do go the extra mile to watch their heroes, win, lose, or draw, and it doesn’t matter if it’s rain or shine.
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Huddersfield fans were given away shirts by the club after they travelled to Southampton on the final day of the season, despite the club being relegated long ago
The commitment is impressive as they jump into cars, vans, coaches, and take the train to their next away day.
And some unfortunate fans have to go a lot further than others.
Thank your lucky stars you’re not one at Zenit St Petersburg heading to SKA-Khabarovsk and enduring a 10,906 mile journey.
But which Premier League supporters travelled the most in 2018/19, Crusader Vehicles did the research, and you can find out below.
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20. Watford – 2,205 miles
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The Hornets are lucky and travel the least of any fans thanks to their proximity to London
19. Arsenal – 2,260 miles
18. Tottenham Hotspur – 2,283 miles
17. Chelsea – 2,285 miles
16. Leicester City – 2,311 miles
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Foxes fans, despite being in the east Midlands, don’t have to go as far as others when travelling to Premier League supporters
15. Fulham – 2,321 miles
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13. Crystal Palace – 2,517 miles
12. West Ham United – 2,541 miles
11. Manchester City – 2,856 miles
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Manchester City players were riding open top buses to celebrate their trophy haul this season but it’s normal their supporters racking up distances on the road
10. Huddersfield Town – 2,859 miles
9. Manchester United – 2,861 miles
8. Southampton – 2,895 miles
7. Liverpool – 3,064 miles
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6. Everton – 3,071 miles
5. Brighton & Hove Albion – 3,167 miles
4. Burnley – 3,343 miles
3. Bournemouth – 3,359 miles
2. Cardiff City – 3,444 miles
1. Newcastle United – 4,579 miles
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Toon Army have to do some hefty distances on the road as they trek down from the north east
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