Burnley fans are among the top four “most dedicated in the Premier League”, according to a new study.

The study by Your Parking Space has looked into the travels of football supporters up and down the country on matchdays.

A Burnley fan attending every away game this season will have racked up 4,694 miles by the end of the campaign. Doing so will cost more than £750 in petrol, on average.

The only teams whose supporters have more miles to rack up on the road this season are Newcastle, Bournemouth and Brighton.

The average Geordie must travel more than 7,300 miles to attend each away game and fork out more than £1,100 on petrol.

At the other end of the list, Luton fans have the shortest distance to travel over the course of the campaign.

The average Hatter can attend every away fixture by travelling around 3,300 miles and spending £535 on petrol.

Aston Villa, Brentford, Arsenal and Nottingham Forest are also near the bottom of the list in the top flight this season.

Here is the full list of Premier League clubs and their travel figures, according to the study

  1. Newcastle (7,336 miles, £1,174)
  2. Bournemouth (5,352 miles, £856)
  3. Brighton (4,866 miles, £779)
  4. Burnley (4,694 miles, £751)
  5. Everton (4,648 miles, £744)
  6. Liverpool (4,634 miles, £741)
  7. Manchester United (4,162 miles, £666)
  8. Man City (4,148 miles, £664)
  9. Sheffield United (3,922 miles, £628)
  10. Crystal Palace (3,744 miles, £599)
  11. West Ham (3,616 miles, £579)
  12. Wolves (3,570 miles, £571)
  13. Chelsea (3,550 miles, £568)
  14. Fulham (3,548 miles, £568)
  15. Tottenham Hotspur (3,532 miles, £565)
  16. Nottingham Forest (3,530 miles, £565)
  17. Arsenal (3,526 miles, £564)
  18. Brentford (3,518 miles, £563)
  19. Aston Villa (3,438 miles, £550)
  20. Luton Town (3,342 miles, £535)

Burnley drew 2-2 at West Ham over the weekend. Vincent Kompany's side were denied a first victory since December by former Claret Danny Ings' strike in stoppage time.