The attendance numbers of the Nerazzurri fans at the stadium continue to be extraordinary. As the season progresses, San Siro is approaching a significant milestone that will be reached in the coming weeks.
So far, Inter has recorded over 860,000 attendances at the stadium. With four home games still to be played by the end of January and an average of 70,000 spectators per match, the club will surpass one million total attendances. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, this figure confirms the strong bond between the team and its supporters.
The Milan derby remains the most attended event of the season with 75,562 spectators. In second place is the match against Como, which brought 75,022 fans to the stadium, while third place goes to the game against Bologna, watched by 74,710 supporters.
As for the Champions League, the most attended home match was against Liverpool, with 73,892 people present. The matches with Kairat Almaty and Slavia Prague recorded 69,983 and 62,317 spectators respectively.
On January 20, the last home game of the single group stage of the European competition will be played, when the Nerazzurri face Arsenal. The match promises to be decisive for direct qualification to the round of 16 and a sell-out crowd already seems certain. The stadium is preparing to host another great night of European football.
