Top 20 supported clubs in PNG
Below, is a table stating the top 20 best supported Rugby League clubs in the whole of Papua New Guinea. 2000:

1 Port Moresby Broncos (Formerly Vipers') 8,700 2 Goroka Lahinis 7,200 3 Lae Bombers 6,600 4 Mt Hagen 6,100 5 Island Rabaul Gurias 5,900 6 Madang 5,200 7 Kavieng 4,100 8 Wau/Bulolo 4,020 9 Bialla 3,900 10 Wewak 3,870 11 Kiunga 3,700 12 Mendi 3,400 13 Minj 3,150 14 Buka 1,100 15 Kundiawa 3,050 16 Nondugl 2,800 17 Ramu 2,800 18 Kimbe 2,700 19 Wabag 2,600 20 Alotau 2,410

So, as you can probably gather from the above table, fans turn up in numbers on the island of Papua New Guinea and New Guinea. The attendances may not be on par with Soccer in England or Brazil, American Football (Gridiron) in the United States of America or Australian Rules in Australia. But taking in consideration that only just over 4 million people live in Papua New Guinea, and the fact transport is minimum, attendances in Papua New Guinea for Rugby League matches are outstanding.

Capacity crowds of upto 15,000 for internationals and major domestic finals is a regular occurance in Papua New Guinea. Hundreds of thousands of fans are forced to watch outside the ground. Many fans have to treck miles through deadly jungles for days just to watch a match which lasts 80 minutes of entertainment. That just shows how commited sports fans are in the country of PNG.

Record international crowd in Papua New Guinea

17,000 (capacity) at Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Morseby versus Australia
1988 - World Cup Qualifier

Below, a capacity 13,000 fans turn up to the National Oval in Goroka, The Highlands to witness Papua New Guinea take on Australia's national Kangaroos' in 2001.