The boat, leader of LaLiga, also leads Europe in terms of average number of spectators in stadiums. And it was him Camp Nou it registers the highest number of attendances across the continent’s leagues so far this season. With a average of 83,194 in attendance In seven games played this season at home, the Estadi averaged over 81,032 spectators for Signal Iduna Park (Borussia Dortmund) and the 75,007 of Allianz Arena (Bayern Munich).
There are only three more clubs that exceed 70,000 spectators on average in Europe. The Manchester Utdwhich is close to 75,000 in its Premier League matches (74,184) and Milan (72,656) and Inter (72,080), sharing the stadium, San Siro for the ‘rossoneri’ and Giuseppe Meazza for the ‘nerazzurri’. In LaLiga, the difference is even greater because after Camp Nou, the stadiums with the biggest crowds are the Santiago Bernabeu (57,552), whose capacity is limited to 62,900 spectators due to completed works, and the Metropolitan Civitas (54,507).
Two games with more than 90,000 spectators
Despite the fact that even the other greats of LaLiga, Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid, have not yet passed through the Camp Nou, and that the Champions League match against Bayern Munich has already been played without options to go to round of 16 for those of Xavi HernandezIn two games this season, 90,000 spectators have been surpassed. And in both, since the match against Celta on October 9 in fact, a part of the third tier of Gol Sud has been closed to the public due to the start of works in the Estadi.
The first is the rivalry against Interwhere Xavi Hernández’s team plays to continue with Champions League options (92,302 viewers), and the second fight Almeriawhere the farewell of Gerard Pique encouraged many culé to go to the stadium (92,605 viewers), which recorded the largest entry of the course that day. On the other hand, the worst attendance was recorded against Villarreal (73,261 spectators), with the schedule (Thursday, October 20 at 9:00 pm) as a main determining factor.
Counting the Liga and the Champions League, the attendance at the Camp Nou in ten games this season has been almost identical between one competition and the other. In the highest continental competition, it did not reach 1,500 more spectators (84,576), thus raising the overall average of this course, the first at the start without any kind of restrictions since the pandemic, to the Stadium of 83,608 attendees .
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EUROPEAN LEAGUES LEAGUES
FC Barcelona 83,194
Borussia Dortmund 81,032
Bayern Munich 75,007
Manchester Utd 74,184
Milan 72,656
Inter 72,080
Olympic Marseille 62,136
Rome 61,794
Schalke 04 60,870
Arsenal60,135
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Liga (J-1) FCB-Rayo Vallecano (0-0) 81,104
League (J-3) FCB-Valladolid (4-0) 83,972
Champions League (J-1) FCB-Viktoria Plzen (5-1) 77,411
Liga (J-6) FCB-Elche (3-0) 85,073
League (J-8) FCB-Celtic (1-0) 81,525
Champions League (J-4) FCB-Inter (3-3) 92,302
League (J-10) FCB-Villarreal (3-0) 73,261
League (J-11) FCB-Athletic (4-0) 84,817
Champions (J-5) FCB-Bayern (0-3) 84,016
League (J-13) FCB-Almería (2-0) 92,605
LEAGUE AVERAGE: 83,194
CHAMPIONS AVERAGE: 84,576
TOTAL AVERAGE: 83,608
Source: La Verdad
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