São Paulo’s home crowd is approaching 1 million, with an average higher than in 2023; see the numbers | São Paulo

Hey Sao Paulo In Wednesday’s 1-0 win over Gremio, the club surpassed the 900,000 mark for home matches in 2024. The club is approaching one million spectators, and with a higher average than last year, it could surpass that figure earlier than in 2023, when it reached the club’s all-time record.

With 53,168 people in Morumbi on Wednesday, it was Sao Paulo A total of 908,185 tickets have been sold so far, in 20 matches played at home.

The team could reach a million spectators in the next two games – in 2023, it will take 24 games to do so.

The next confrontation Sao Paulo In Morumbis it will be next week, against Botafogo, on Wednesday. The next match will be the first leg of the round of 16 of the Brazilian Cup, against Joas, in the week of July 31. Then they host Flamengo on August 3.

Currently, the Tricolore team’s average attendance is 45,409 people per game, which is higher than the 43,529 people in 2023 – a year in which 1,567,027 people attended the stadium, the best crowd in the club’s history.

This year, the match against Talleres, the last in the Libertadores group stage, is the match with the most spectators in Morumbis, with 56,162 spectators – and it is also the highest-grossing match, R$5.1 million.

The club has already collected R$55 million from ticket sales, which is still far from the 2023 box office (R$111.8 million), driven by the Copa do Brasil final, which generated R$24 million from tickets alone.

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