Twitter's map of the world shows Premier League reach

Scott Goodacre

Apr 22, 2015 — 1 min read

Twitter have released an interactive map of the world showing where fans of Premier League clubs are based.

According to the network, the map was created by looking at the official Twitter accounts for each team and using their followers’ locations. It was built by data visualisation scientist Krist Wongsuphasawat to discover which teams dominate each country. The data will be particularly handy for clubs wanting to target tweets at specific countries.

Take a look through the map yourself above, or read Twitter’s official release about the map for more country-by-country analysis.

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