Corinthians still second for average crowd in Brasileirão after 20 rounds | OneFootball

Corinthians remains among the clubs that draw the most fans in the 2026 Brazilian Championship. After the end of the 20th round, the black-and-white side sits second in the Série A average attendance ranking, with 36,373 fans per home match, according to a survey released by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF).

Flamengo leads the list, averaging 61,559 fans per game. Bahia rounds out the top 3, with an average of 34,404 spectators.

Photo: Rodrigo Coca / Corinthians Agency

The figures were updated after last weekend’s round. On Sunday (26), Flamengo brought 70,791 fans to the Maracanã for a 1-1 draw with São Paulo, recording the second-highest attendance in the Brasileirão so far. The competition record also belongs to the Rio club, which drew 71,205 people for the match against Palmeiras in the 17th round.

Bahia, meanwhile, had 44,576 fans at Arena Fonte Nova during the 1-1 draw with Corinthians, reaching the second-highest attendance of the 20th round.

So far, Corinthians has played ten home matches in the Brazilian Championship. Of those games, nine were held at Neo Química Arena and one took place at Vila Belmiro. The club’s highest attendance in the competition was recorded in the derby against Palmeiras, when 46,263 fans were present at the stadium.

Overall in Série A, the average attendance in the 2026 Brasileirão is 23,765 fans per game. That figure is lower than the one recorded in the previous edition, when the competition ended with an average of 26,385 spectators.

In the Brazilian Championship standings, Corinthians is in ninth place, with 28 points earned. Fernando Diniz’s side returns to the field this Thursday (30) at 7:30 p.m. (Brasília time) to face Athletico at Neo Química Arena in the 21st round of the competition.

2026 Brasileirão average attendance after the 20th round

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