20,855 fans attended the match against Villarreal, 5,602 fewer spectators than in the previous match against Dinamo.
The freezing Monday that the city of Donostia experienced had a significant impact on the attendance figures at the Anoeta Stadium for the match against Villarreal. Amara Stadium recorded its lowest attendance of the season with just 20,855 fans in attendance. To date, the game with the fewest fans this season was against Dinamo, which attracted 26,457 spectators. Then the match against Betis saw 28,119 people in the stands. At the top of the attendance rankings is the match against Real Madrid, which attracted 37,370 fans, followed closely by the match against FC Barcelona with 36,194 spectators.
Supporters of the Real Sociedad singing section have protested against the tyranny of the calendar affecting their team. To show their displeasure, Bultzada fans chose to leave their seats empty for the first five minutes of the match. Meanwhile, the stadium echoed with chants such as “we’ve had enough” and “Tebas, get out now”, accompanied by a banner reading “Astean zehar futbolik ez” (No football during the week). After five minutes, the supporters in the singing section returned to their seats, receiving applause from the Txuri Urdin fans surrounding them.
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