United v. Leeds United FA Cup fifth round tie, played on 15 February 1936. The record attendance since the 1994 introduction of all spectators being seated is 32,604 at the Sheffield United v. Wigan Athletic game in the Premier League, on 13 May 2007. In the 2007–2008 season, Sheffield United had the best average attendance in the Championship. The following season Sheffield United had the second-best average attendance in the league of 26,023. Average league attendances This is the average league attendances stretching back over ten years for Sheffield United home matches at Bramall Lane. Sheffield United away games and any home cup matches are excluded. 2009–2010: 25,120 2010–2011: 20,632 2011–2012: 18,702 2012–2013: 18,612 2013–2014: 17,507 2014–2015: 19,805 2015–2016: 19,803 2016–2017: 21,892 2017–2018: 26,854 2018–2019: 26,175 2019–2020: 24,398 Location and transport Bramall Lane is located in the district of Highfield, south of Sheffield city centre. Heading south from Junction 4 of the A61 Sheffield Inner Ring Road which surrounds the city centre. On match days Bramall Lane closes off to most traffic shortly before and after matches, with traffic diverted to Shoreham Street, or towards London Road or onto the A61. This is to ensure the safety of the public, as Bramall Lane is a main road labelled as the A621 and the turnstiles on Bramall Lane are only a few metres away from the road. Also this enables the away fans' coaches and team coaches to approach/leave the stadium unimpeded (usually with a police escort from/to Park Square roundabout) and avoid a bottleneck scenario. Public transport Sheffield station (Train and Tram) and Sheffield Interchange (Bus and Coach) are under a mile from the ground. Sheffield's light rail tram network called the Supertram runs to the east of the ground. Granville Road/Sheffield College is the nearest tram stop on a tram from the city centre (South bound). Park Grange Croft is the nearest tram stop on a tram towards the city centre (North bound). Both stops are 0.5 miles from the ground and either stop can be used in both directions. The ground is also visible from the viaduct which connects the two stops. The Blue route and the Purple route serve these stops. Both routes go to/from the city centre. There are bus links outside the ground with bus stops on Shoreham Street and Bramall Lane. Other bus stops located near the ground are on Charlotte Road, Queens Road