If Ligue 1 still has reduced visibility on TV, with DAZN struggling to convince consumers to subscribe, the public continues to come to the stadiums in large numbers. This 18th day of Ligue 1 is no exception, with the Vélodrome still full and well-stocked stadiums.
The OM Vélodrome on the throne
After a 17th day down in terms of attendance (21,753 spectators on average), in particular because the vast majority of the big players were playing away, this 18th day this time offered well-filled stands. With an OM – Strasbourg symbolizing this enthusiasm. This Sunday evening, 63,992 spectators were present in the aisles of the Vélodrome. Enough to make it, obviously, the largest crowd of the weekend, quite far ahead of the 42,750 spectators in front OL – Toulouse.
The two northern neighbors, Lille (facing Nice) and Lens (against PSG) are neck and neck with 38,325 and 38,120 spectators respectively. Weighed down by the closure of its two turns, the Chaudron Stéphanois was limited to 14,094 people against Nantes. In total, this 18th day of Ligue 1 attracted 258,106 spectatorsor 28,678 spectators on average. A performance above the season average, of around 27,500 spectators.
-Attendances for the 18th day of Ligue 1
- OM – Strasbourg: 63,992 spectators
- OL – Toulouse: 42,750 spectators
- LOSC – Nice: 38,325 spectators
- RC Lens – PSG: 38,120 spectators
- Rennes – Brest: 28,238 spectators
- Saint-Étienne – Nantes: 14,094 spectators
- Montpellier – Monaco: 11,371 spectators
- Reims – Le Havre: 11,278 spectators
- Angers – Auxerre: 9,938 spectators
Photo credits: Johnny Fidelin/Icon Sport
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