Nottingham Forest defeated Manchester City to take second place in the alternate Premier League table.

Nottingham Forest are second in an alternate Premier League standings that focuses on the City Ground and the matchday experience.

Nottingham Forest have ranked second in a table of matchday experiences in the Premier League.

It comes from bookmakers BetVictor, who have created a Fan Experience Rating voted on by supporters. The table ranks clubs on a number of different factors, including: average season ticket and match ticket prices, total mileage, stadium atmosphere, location and food.

Forest impressively finished second, ahead of the likes of Manchester City, Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea. The City Ground was only beaten by Sheffield United’s Bramall Lane, and the scores were close.

The Reds’ results made for impressive reading. The average season ticket pride is £562.50, with an average match ticket costing £29.61. Total mileage for away supporters is 15688, and it was voted for 72154 times.

Out of 100, atmosphere, location and stadium view each scored 80. A score of 60 for the food brought the overall rating down slightly, to 78.94. Winners Sheffield United scored 80.24 for the fan experience at Bramall Lane.

Reigning Premier League champions Manchester City finished sixth, with Arsenal in a surprising 14th and Luton Town rock bottom.