Bloomfield Road is going to be crucial to the Seasiders’ ambitions this term, and they will be looking to replicate some of the success they’ve enjoyed on the Fylde Coast in the past.
In their opening two home games, Ian Evatt’s side have picked up four points – drawing 1-1 with Wycombe Wanderers and beating Peterborough United 4-0.
With back-to-back games against Bromley and Plymouth Argyle coming up in front of their own fans ahead of the international break, Blackpool will be looking to strengthen that record.
Here’s how the Seasiders’ average crowds have compared to others in League One so far this season according to Transfermarkt:
4 / 4