Liverpool aren't good at walking alone, referees have awarded more penalties to away teams than home sides and Alexandre Lacazette is the scream king... 10 things we've learned in a year of empty, soulless stadiums

Spectators are back for football for the first time for four months with 4,000 attending Monday's Wembley FA Cup semi-final between Leicester and Southampton.

Their attendance will mark the biggest gathering in football since the country were forced into lock down in March last year.

While we’ve been missing the atmosphere of full grounds, we have learnt a few things about football without supporters.

Sportsmail's James Sharpe has revealed the 10 thing we have learnt during these unprecedented times.

4,000 spectators will attend Leicester and Southampton's FA Cup semi-final on Monday

Fans do make a difference

No fans, no home advantage.