The game of São Paulo’s team Porta 46,275 Fans at Metlife Stadium; FIFA has sold 1.5 million tickets
The four Brazilian representatives in FIFA Club World Cup they have already debuted in competition. Palmeiras and Fluminense linked to the clashes, while Flamengo and Botafogo won. The games moved the fans and the duel of the Alviverde team was the one who recorded the largest audience of the Brazilians.
The first team in Brazil to enter the field was Palmeiras, last Sunday, in the 0-0 draw, by group A. The game was played at the Metlife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and attracted 46,275 fans, the largest audience of the country’s clubs, with 50.09% of the total stadium capacity (82.5 seats).
Also on Sunday, Botafogo beat Seattle Sounders 2-1 from Group B to Lumen Field in Seattle. The game had 30,151 gifts, which represented 43.7% of the stadium occupation.
On Monday Flamengo passed the Spered 2-0, from group D, to Lincoln Financial Field, in Philadelphia. The game had the lowest audience among the Brazilians, with 25,797 fans and only 37.39% of the occupied capacity.
Already Tuesday, Fluminense designed 0-0 with Borussia Dortmund, from group F, also at the Metlife stadium, with 34,746 fans present, equivalent to 42.1% employment.
The competition, which debuted in a new format, approaches the sign of 1.5 million tickets sold. In the first three days, over 340,000 fans crossed the stadiums, creating electrifying atmospheres and surprising scenes. The expectation continues, with four of the five most sought after games in the group stage.
Source: Terra
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