The following is a table showing average attendances for Football clubs in La Liga . The specific seasons are listed alongside each team, with the default being the 2013–14 season .
List of clubs [ edit ]
Camp Nou , home of Barcelona , has the highest average attendance in La Liga.
2013-14 Season [ edit ]
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu , home of Real Madrid , has the second highest average attendance in La Liga.
Estadio Vicente Calderón , home of Atlético Madrid , has the third highest average attendance in La Liga.
Average Attendance of La Liga Clubs for 2013-14 Season
Rank
Club
Average Attendance
Aggregated
Attendance
Season
Stadium
Capacity
Reference
1
FC Barcelona
71,958
1,367,207
2013–14
Camp Nou
99,786
[1]
2
Real Madrid C.F.
70,754
1,344,328
2013–14
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
81,044
[1]
3
Atlético Madrid
46,746
888,182
2013–14
Estadio Vicente Calderón
54,907
[1]
4
Valencia CF
36,903
701,149
2013–14
Estadio Mestalla
55,000
[1]
5
Athletic Club de Bilbao
33,383
634,280
2013–14
Nuevo San Mamés 1
53,289
[1]
6
Real Betis
30,652
582,390
2013–14
Estadio Benito Villamarín
52,500
[1]
7
Sevilla FC
30,545
580,355
2013–14
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
45,500
[1]
8
Elche CF
25,320
481,075
2013–14 2
Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero
36,017
[1]
9
Real Sociedad
23,204
417,664
2013–14
Anoeta
32,076
[1]
10
Málaga CF
21,551
409,470
2013–14
La Rosaleda
30,044
[1]
11
Celta de Vigo
20,410
387,784
2013–14
Balaídos
31,800
[1]
12
Espanyol
19,632
373,013
2013–14
Power8 Stadium
40,500
[1]
13
Villareal CF
16,083
305,574
2013–14 2
El Madrigal
24,890
[1]
14
Real Valladolid
15,741
299,079
2013–14
Estadio Nuevo José Zorrilla
26,512
[1]
15
Granada CF
15,398
292,571
2013–14
Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes
22,524
[1]
16
Levante UD
14,730
279,868
2013–14
Estadi Ciutat de València
25,534
[1]
17
CA Osasuna
14,709
279,464
2013–14
Estadio El Sadar
19,553
[1]
18
Rayo Vallecano
10,749
204,225
2013–14
Vallecas
15,489
[1]
19
UD Almeria
10,229
194,335
2013–14 2
Estadio de los Juegos Mediterráneos
22,000
[1]
20
Getafe CF
7,693
151,289
2013–14
Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
17,700
[1]
^1 Athletic Club de Bilbao played one match in Anoeta , with an attendance of 32,000.
^2 UD Almeria , Villarreal CF and Elche CF played the previous season in Liga Adelante .
2012-13 Season [ edit ]
Estadio Mestalla , home of Valencia CF , had the fourth highest attendance in La Liga in 2012-13 season.
Average Attendance of La Liga Clubs for 2012-13 Season
Rank
Club
Average
Attendance
Aggregated
Attendance
Season
Stadium
Capacity
Reference
1
FC Barcelona
71,350
1,355,657
2012-13
Camp Nou
99,786
[2]
2
Real Madrid C.F.
68.876
1,308,650
2012-13
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
81,044
[2]
3
Atlético Madrid
43.921
834.500
2012-13
Estadio Vicente Calderón
54,907
[2]
4
Valencia CF
38,013
722,253
2012-13
Estadio Mestalla
55,000
[2]
5
Athletic Club de Bilbao
34,876
662.651
2012-13
San Mamés
40,000
[2]
6
Real Betis
33,750
641,241
2012-13
Estadio Benito Villamarín
52,500
[2]
7
Sevilla FC
31,000
589,000
2012-13
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
45,500
[2]
8
Deportivo de La Coruña
29,442
559,396
2012-13 1
Estadio Riazor
34,600
[2]
9
Málaga CF
26,563
504,700
2012-13
La Rosaleda
30,044
[2]
10
Real Sociedad
23,727
450,820
2012-13
Anoeta
32,076
[2]
11
Real Zaragoza
21,974
417,500
2012-13
Estadio La Romareda
34,596
[2]
12
Espanyol
21,264
404,018
2012-13
Power8 Stadium
40,500
[2]
13
Granada CF
20,447
388,500
2012-13
Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes
22,524
[2]
14
Celta de Vigo
19,989
379,782
2012-13 1
Balaídos
31,800
[2]
15
Real Valladolid
16,283
309,385
2012-13 1
Estadio Nuevo José Zorrilla
22,524
[2]
16
CA Osasuna
16,238
308,513
2012-13
Estadio El Sadar
19,553
[2]
17
RCD Mallorca
14,857
282,278
2012-13
Iberostar Stadium
23,142
[2]
18
Levante UD
14,251
270,764
2012-13
Estadi Ciutat de València
25,534
[2]
19
Rayo Vallecano
9,612
182,633
2012-13
Vallecas
15,489
[2]
20
Getafe CF
8,553
162,500
2012-13
Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
17,700
[2]
^1 Deportivo de La Coruña , Celta de Vigo and Real Valladolid played the previous season in Liga Adelante .
2011-12 Season [ edit ]
Average Attendance of La Liga Clubs for 2012-13 Season
Rank
Club
Average
Attendance
Aggregated
Attendance
Season
Stadium
Capacity
Reference
1
FC Barcelona
78,340
1,488,454
2011-12
Camp Nou
99,786
[3]
2
Real Madrid C.F.
74,258
1,410,900
2011-12
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
80,354
[3]
3
Atlético Madrid
40,526
770,000
2011-12
Estadio Vicente Calderón
54,907
[3]
4
Valencia CF
38,921
739,493
2011-12
Estadio Mestalla
55,000
[3]
5
Sevilla FC
36,047
684,900
2011-12
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
45,500
[3]
6
Real Betis
35,820
680,585
2011-12 1
Estadio Benito Villamarín
52,500
[3]
7
Athletic Club de Bilbao
33,974
645,500
2011-12
San Mamés
40,000
[3]
8
Málaga CF
26,599
505,376
2011-12
La Rosaleda
30,044
[3]
9
Espanyol
23,499
446,490
2011-12
Power8 Stadium
40,500
[3]
10
Real Sociedad
23,135
439,563
2011-12
Anoeta
32,076
[3]
11
Real Zaragoza
23,114
439,161
2011-12
Estadio La Romareda
34,596
[3]
12
Sporting de Gijón
21,838
414,914
2011-12
El Molinón
30,000
[3]
13
Granada CF
20,526
390,000
2011-12 1
Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes
22,524
[3]
14
Villareal CF
17,053
324,000
2011-12
El Madrigal
24,890
[3]
15
CA Osasuna
15,674
297,815
2011-12
Estadio El Sadar
19,553
[3]
16
RCD Mallorca
13,526
256,992
2011-12
Iberostar Stadium
23,142
[3]
17
Racing de Santander
13,387
254,362
2011-12
Campos de Sport de El Sardinero
22,222
[3]
18
Levante UD
12,662
240,570
2011-12
Estadi Ciutat de València
25,534
[3]
19
Rayo Vallecano
10,900
207,095
2011-12 1
Vallecas
15,489
[3]
20
Getafe CF
9,447
179,500
2011-12
Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
17,700
[3]
^1 Real Betis , Rayo Vallecano and Granada CF played the previous season in Liga Adelante .
League Average [ edit ]
Average attendances of La Liga
Season
Average
Attendance
Aggregated
Attendance
2013–14
26,843
10,173,322
2012-13
28,249
10,734,741
2011-12
28,462
10,815,670
See also [ edit ]
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