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. And this 7th day of Ligue 1 notably saw 5 matches attracting more than 30,000 spectators on average. Overview.
LOSC completes the podium
And loon came away frustrated from his home match against Angerswith a surprising sharing of points, Roberto De Zerbi’s men played in front of nearly 55,000 spectators, the largest crowd of the day. With a good lead on l’OL who confirmed his rebound, winning against Nantesin front of 51,888 spectators. The LOSC completes this honorary podium with 36,947 spectators having witnessed the success against Toulouse.
At the foot of the podium, we find AS Saint-Etiennewho won the promoted duel against Auxerre in front of 31,445 spectators in the Geoffroy Guichard bays. Closely followed by the last match of the day which pitted Nice and PSG against each other. Brest closes the match, despite a sold-out crowd, with 14,572 spectators present against Le Havre. In total, this 7th day of Ligue 1 attracted 281,070 spectatorsor 31,230 on average.
Attendances for the 7th day of Ligue 1
- Marseille – Angers: 54,568 spectators
- Lyon – Nantes: 51,888 spectators
- Lille – Toulouse: 36,947 spectators
- Saint-Etienne – Auxerre: 31,445 spectators
- Nice – PSG: 30,247 spectators
- Rennes – Monaco: 26,533 spectators
- Strasbourg – RC Lens: 19,968 spectators
- Reims – Montpellier: 14,903 spectators
- Brest – Le Havre: 14,572 spectators
Photo credits: Baptiste Fernandez/Icon Sport
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