How every team in the SPFL ranks in order of their highest ever home attendance

Here we look at the highest all-time home attendances for each of the current 42 SPFL clubs - ranking them from lowest to highest.

The record for a Hibs home fixture was set in 1950 against Hearts

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The Galabank stadium's record attendance came during a league two fixture against Rangers in 2012. The match finished 0-0

Edinburgh City's record attendance came in 2016 when Hibs made the short trip to Meadowbank Stadium for a friendly fixture.

Stair Park was packed to full capacity in 1948 when Stranraer took on Rangers in the Scottish Cup. Rangers progressed courtesy of a solitary goal from Willie Thornton.

The Caledonian Stadium was filled to capacity in 2007 when Rangers made the trip up the A9 to face the Caley Jags

Victoria Park welcomed 8,000 fans when Ross County took on Rangers in the Scottish Cup in 1966

Over 8,000 supporters of Brechin City and Aberdeen packed the Glebe Park stands, terracing and hedge during the 1972/73 Scottish Cup. Aberdeen earned a 4-2 victory over the Angus side.

Peterhead's record attendance came at their old ground Recreation Park in 1987 during a Scottish Cup tie with Raith Rovers. The ground was sold to Safeway supermarket ten years later.

Links Park welcomed nearly 9,000 fans in 1973 when Montrose face Dundee in the Scottish Cup.

Rangers were the visitors when Excelsior Stadium was packed out with over 9,000 fans in 2013. The old incarnation of the club's record attendance stood at 24,000

Almondvale Park' record attendance came during a league fixture with Rangers in 2001

The attendance figure crept over 10,000 in 1970 when Forfar took on Rangers in the Scottish Cup

The record attendance at Ochilview Park was recorded in 1950 during a Scottish Cup tie between Stenhousemuir and East Fife.

Over 13,000 fans filed in to Borough Briggs to watch Elgin take on Arbroath in 1968

13,000 fans filed into Recreation Park to watch Alloa v Dunfermline Athletic in 1939

Over 13,000 crammed into Shielfield Park to watch Berwick Rangerstake on Rangers in 1967. The Black and Golds earned a 1-0 victory over Rangers in one of the biggest ever Scottish Cup upsets

Gayfield Park saw its record attendance set in 1952, when Rangers visited during the Scottish Cup.

Raith Rovers were the visitors in 1957 when Boghead Park's record attendance was set at 18,000

Bayview Park's record attendance was set in 1950 during a Fife Derby with Raith Rovers.

Falkirk's record attendance was set at Brockville Park during a Scottish Cup tie with Celtic in 1953