A record attendance is unlikely to fall this 2020-21 season for Ligue 1 clubs.
An OM of all records on attendance
Three at PSG, one at LOSC, OL, ASSE, FCGB …
ASSE, and the last, Waterschei, is the only one who is not French. It was the Belgian club that attracted the most people, in a PSG game on March 2, 1983. Another era and possibilities. Because many of these records can not be broken, even returning to normal on authorized spectators. The explanation is simple: the stadiums have evolved, in their capacity, or simply been replaced by others. “Data-reactid =” 28 “> Against three at Paris Saint-Germain, one at LOSC, one at OL, another at the Girondins de Bordeaux, another at ASSE, and the last, Waterschei, is the only one who is not French. It was the Belgian club that attracted the most people, in a PSG game on March 2, 1983. Another era and possibilities. Because many of these records can not be broken, even returning to normal on authorized spectators. The explanation is simple: the stadiums have evolved, in their capacity, or simply been replaced by others.
More than half of the records cannot be broken
This is the case in many cities: Angers, Brest, Lens, Lorient, Dijon, Montpellier, Nîmes, Rennes, Saint-Etienne or Strasbourg. Finally, derbies necessarily sell tickets, but not always with reciprocity. Thus, if the Greens are behind the record of Olympique Lyonnais, conversely, it is in Lille that the record goes to Geoffroy-Guichard. The same goes for FC Nantes, with the Girondins de Bordeaux. On the other hand, since the Marines took up residence in the new Matmut Atlantique, it was first to see PSG on April 22, 2018, that they traveled the most.
The attendance records of the Ligue 1 teams
| Club | Match | Spectators | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angers | SCO – OM | 22,989 | 1968-69 |
| Bordeaux | FCGB – PSG | 41,290 | 2017-18 |
| Brest | SB29 – OM | 21,842 | 1986-87 |