Revealed: The Premier League side with the most patriotic fans as supporters from top-flight teams are asked club or country question ahead of Euro 2024

The Premier League club with the most patriotic supporters has been revealed.

Ahead of Euro 2024, fans were asked whether they would rather their club win the Premier League title or for England to lit the trophy in Germany.

As revealed by Betfair, 63 per cent of fans who were surveyed said that they would prefer for their club to have glory, while 37 per cent would prefer for the Three Lions to triumph.

Gareth Southgate's side will be looking to go all the way at this summer's tournament after losing on penalties to Italy in the final at Euro 2020.

England will take on Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia in their group stage fixtures. 

According to the research, Chelsea have the most patriotic supporters, with 60 per cent of them preferring for England to win Euro 2024, while 40 per cent would rather the Blues win the Premier League.

In contrast, Liverpool fans are seen as the least patriotic, with only 32 per cent of them preferring for England to be successful ahead of their club.

Brighton are second on the list of the most patriotic fans, followed by Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham.

They are followed by Wolves, Nottingham Forest and Arsenal. 

Aside from Liverpool, the fans who would most prefer for their clubs to have success instead of England are supporters of Newcastle, Everton and West Ham. 

Meanwhile, most England fans have tipped France to prevail at Euro 2024 rather than Southgate's team.

Betfair's research shows that 29 per cent of England fans who were asked believe France will be crowned winners.

England are second favourites with 22 per cent, followed by Germany with 12 per cent.

Fans were also asked how far they think England will go at Euro 2024, with the highest amount (37 per cent) believing they will go out in the semi-finals. 

25 per cent believe England will finish as runners-up and 30 per cent feel they will be eliminated in the quarter-finals.

Just one per cent of those asked say that England will go out in the group stages.

All figures were from YouGov, with 2023 adults surveyed.