Libertadores 2024: Attendance Highlights

As the 2024 Libertadores season draws to a close, the average attendance of Brazilian teams illustrates the correlation between on-field performance and fan support in the stands. Flamengo; despite being eliminated early by Peñarol, leads the pack with a remarkable average of 58,920 paying fans. Following closely is São Paulo, which boasts an average attendance of 55,000, even after their unfortunate exit against Botafogo. The Fluminense team averages 42,000 fans, showing solid support despite challenges. In fourth place, Atlético Mineiro has an impressive 37,000 average attendance, especially after their commanding 3-0 victory over River Plate, keeping their dreams of reaching the final alive. Palmeiras comes in fifth with 35,000 fans and was also eliminated by Botafogo, who holds the sixth position with an average of 30,000 attendees. Furthermore, Grêmio records 27,000 fans in seventh place, while Bragantino rounds out the list with 6,000 supporters. These figures highlight how passionate fans influence attendance at Libertadores matches, transforming stadiums into vibrant battlegrounds where every cheer counts. Even teams that faced elimination show a robust fan base that continues to rally behind them in competitions.