How a combined League Two/National League table looks based on every club's all-time record crowd

But just how different would the current League Two table look if it merged with the National League clubs and was based on each club’s record home attendance?

Using home games only, in all competitions, we have brought you the answers.

It is perhaps interesting to see that the top two spots are occupied by National League sides.

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A record crowd of 47,310 watched Notts County v York City on 12 March 1955. Photo: Laurence Griffiths

. Oldham Athletic - 47,631

Oldham's record crowd came back in 1930 when they played Sheffield Wednesday in front of 47,631 at Boundary Park. Photo: Getty Images

. Notts County - 47,310

47,310 watched Notts lose 1–0 to York City in the FA Cup Sixth Round on 12 March 1955. Photo: Laurence Griffiths

. Bradford City - 39,146

Bradford's record crowd is 39,146 on 11 March 1911 against Burnley during the club's FA Cup winning run. It is the longest surviving attendance record at any league ground in the country. Photo: Chris Holloway

. Doncaster Rovers - 37,099

37,099 against Hull City in Division Three (North) remains Doncaster's record crowd. It was set on 2nd October 1948. Photo: Getty Images

. Altrincham FC - 35,530

Altrincham had a crowd of 35,530 v Everton in the FA Cup on 7 January 1975. Photo: Clive Brunskill

. Wrexham - 34,445

Wrexham's best crowd came in 1957 v Manchester United, which was watched by 34,445 spectators. Photo: Jacques Feeney

. Leyton Orient - 34,345

Leyton Orient's record came in the FA Cup fourth round against West Ham United on 25th January 1964. Photo: Getty Images

. Swindon Town - 32,000

Swindon - 32,000 vs Arsenal, FA Cup Third Round, 15th January 1972. Photo: Getty Images

. Grimsby Town - 31,651

31,651 fans watched Grimsby play Wolverhampton Wanderers on 20 February 1937 Photo: Cameron Smith

1. Oldham Athletic - 47,631