Seeing world elite matches with stadiums that are not filled is inconceivable in a football panorama in which each entry is paid at the price of gold. Hence the discomfort that FIFA has generated some of the assists that have been seen in the round of 16. The worst assistance fees have registered in the match where Fluminense gave surprise against Inter in the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, where only 27% of the 74,867 locations that have this field available were covered. Well below 70,248 spectators who saw Real Madrid – Pachuca of the group stage in this same city.
Real Madrid and PSG, attendance leaders
The white team is the only one who has either hung 'Sold out' or has always approached. Xabi Alonso's debut witnessed 62,415 spectators, which meant 95.5% of the total Hard Rock Stadium capacity. The situation was repeated at the Eighth Meeting against Juventus, with 62,149 fans (95.1%), that paid between 70 and 300 euros to see the team that has more social mass in the US. A diverse community, formed by citizens of Latin American origin, but in general, from anywhere in the country.
In the Real Madrid matches it is one of the few in which the resale has been activated, which is legal in American soil. Any consumer can put on sale their ticket in authorized portals to make the maximum possible amount. Why did it occur if there were free seats? For the desire to look for a better seat. In Philadelphia, so far, the best share of assistance in Real Madrid and the tournament in the majestic Lincoln Financial Field, where 64,811 fans who occupied 95.8% of the spaces met.
Real Madrid's assistance data data
- Real Madrid vs. Al -Hilal (Groups, Miami) 62,415 (95.5 % of 65,326 in the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami)
- Real Madrid vs. Pachuca (Groups, Charlotte) 70,248 (93.8 % of 74,867 at the Bank of America of Charlotte)
- Real Madrid vs. Salzburg (Groups, Philadelphia) 64,811 (95.8 % of 67,594 in Faldelfia Field Lincoln Field)
- Real Madrid vs. Juventus (eighths, Miami) 62,149 (95.1 % of 65,326 in Miami hard rock)
The Madrid team is the best occupation data has registered, with an average occupation of 96.8% and an average assistance of 65,825 spectators. Behind is the one who is, along with Xabi Alonso, the big favorite to take the Club World Cup. A PSG to whose matches have 61,640 spectators on average, which are ten points less at the occupation rate than Real Madrid (86.8%). The podium is completed with the 'Messi effect', which has dragged an average of 51,208 fans, which have filled 78.4% of the total fields in which Inter Miami has played.
Less than 50% of capacity in several stadiums in eighths
The first of the South Americans, who have given the most color to the appointment, has been Palmeiras, sixth in the table with an average of 51,749 fans to cover 70.2% of the capacity of the fields in which he has played. On the opposite side, the Ulsan – Mamelelodi Sundowns, which was suspended by the storm, barely had 3,412 fans (Less than a first -table RFEF First RFEF party) in the Inter & Co Stadium in Florida, which was a 13% pyrrhic of the capacity. But it has not been a matter, of the low assists, which has only affected teams, in theory, with less international pull.
In the group stage in Atlanta, Chelsea played against the Americans of the FC against 22,137 spectators of a total of 71,000 that can house the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which meant an occupation of 31%. Other matches with very low assistance were Benfica – Auckland City (6,730 fans, 26% of the total) or Pachuca – SalzburgI find that it was also suspended by the storms that affected 5,282 fans, 21% of Cincinnati's TQL Stadium.
Far from reverting the trend, the differences have been accentuated in the eighths, which have to do with multiple factors. Not only is it a matter of whether Real Madrid plays or another team, but also of the 'soccer' culture that exists in the city that exercises as headquarters, the size of the stadium and, of course, the schedule to which the match is played. With the 'prime time' of Europe located at 3:00 p.m.. To this we must add the continuum dance of schedules, which vary depending on whether the match is played during the week or on the weekend.
Assistance to Stadiums in the Eighths of the Club World Cup
- PSG vs. Inter Miami: 65,574 of 71,000 (92%)
- Al Hilal vs. Manchester City: 42,311 the 60.219 (70%)
- Bayern Munich vs. Flamengo: 60,914 of 65,326 (93%)
- Real Madrid vs. Juventus: 62,149 de 65,326 (95%)
- Inter Milan vs. Fluminense: 20,030 of 74,867 (27%)
- Palmeiras vs. Botafogo: 33,657 of 67,594 (50%)
- Beneficial vs. Chelsea: 25.929 of 74,867 (35%)
Dazn ads and stadiums with ticket offers
FIFA has sought a positive reading of the tournament, sending communiqués such as that on June 22 the million tickets sold, with an average of 36,490 spectators per meeting. Logically, this data is below any World Cup, Eurocup or Champions. The normal thing for a novel tournament, with unequal attention, especially in a country where the 'soccer' still does not have roots except for situations of social hitch such as those caused by Messi. But the strong investment in awards, of 1,000 million dollars, forces to tighten in the final phase.
The quarterfinals of the tournament spread between Orlando, Atlanta, Philadelphia and New Jersey, which will host the semifinals and the final. There the outstanding will only be marked by the full of a metlife stadium with capacity for 82,500 spectators. To do this, FIFA will maintain the policy that has led to this tournament round, with continuous advertising inserts in Dazn's broadcasts, the official operator, where commentators -fenomenales in the Spanish version for the USAs as if it were a television.
The same happens in the fields, where they are exhibited in The giant screens QR codes to obtain discount tickets. There are even packs that allow to buy combined tickets for this tournament and the next 2026 World Cup, where FIFA cannot afford empty stands and responses such as the one offered by a Dominican taxi driver in Philadelphia before Real Madrid – Salzburg:
- We are here for the Club World Cup
- What clubs?
- Soccer
- ¿Americano?
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