Brasileirão reaches 2 million fans in stadiums

The eighth round of the Brasileirão broke the record for attendance at stadiums. After 80 games played, the competition has an average of 26,024 spectators per game, representing a growth of 31% compared to the previous edition, which registered an average of 19,879 fans per game in the same period. The 8th round of the Championship presented record numbers. There were more than 2 million fans present in the ten matches of the competition, and the highest average audience, with 32,372 people per match.

The Brasileirão 2023 has mobilized so many fans in the stands that if the current average is maintained until the end of the championship, this will be the edition with the highest average attendance in history, surpassing the 22,953 fans per game, in 1983.

Of all the games recorded so far, in 10 of the matches with the largest registered audiences, 7 had Eleven360 Imply® Technology. Certainly, this result shows the efficiency of our platform for operating games and large events.

Flamengo is the main protagonist of this average number of spectators. The game against Cruzeiro had the presence of 61,094 payers, winning first place in this ranking. Likewise, second place is also occupied by Flamengo in the match against Corinthians. The game for the seventh round of the championship totaled 60,352 paying fans.

See the games operated by Imply® in the Top 10 Ranking:

1st place: Flamengo 1 x 1 Cruzeiro (Maracanã) – Paying audience: 61,094
2nd place: Flamengo 1 x 0 Corinthians (Maracanã) – Paying audience: 60,352
4th place: Vasco 2 x 2 Palmeiras (Maracanã) – Paying audience: 56,451
5th place: Flamengo 2 X 3 Botafogo (Maracanã) – Paying public: 48,859
7th place: Bahia 2 x 3 Flamengo (Arena Fonte Nova) – Paying public: 47,655
9th place: Internacional 2 x 1 Flamengo (Beira-Rio) – Paying public: 45,751
10th place: Atlético-MG 1 x 1 Palmeiras (Mineirão) – Paying audience: 45,701

But what has brought so many people to Brazilian stadiums in this year’s dispute? Sports experts and executives have several versions of this fact, and one of them is related to technology:

“Technology is an important instrument that has grown a lot in recent years in Brazilian football, and proof of this are the services implemented by our company, which offer excellence for the main Brazilian arenas and allow the sale and access of thousands of people in a few minutes. . When you provide security and comfort, the fan feels embraced, and this is also a reflection of this greater public presence in this year’s edition”, says Tironi Paz Ortiz, Founding CEO of Imply, a company that operates in Maracanã, Arena das Dunas , Arena do Grêmio, Arena Fonte Nova, Arena MRV and also abroad.

Another number that draws a lot of attention in the Brazilian Championship is the number of supporters per game. Of the total for this edition, around 39% are subscribers to the clubs’ official platforms.

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