Fluminense top first-leg crowds in Libertadores, Sudamericana quarters | OneFootball

With more than 50,000 fans at the Maracanã against Platense, Tricolor records the highest attendance among all first-leg matches in the Libertadores and Sul-Americana

Fluminense’s fans put on another show in the stands and secured the club the top spot in the attendance ranking for the first-leg matches of the Libertadores and Copa Sul-Americana quarterfinals. In the match where Tricolor beat Platense 2-0, 50,731 supporters backed the team at the Maracanã, marking the biggest crowd of this stage among all home teams in the two continental competitions.

The crowd in Rio de Janeiro surpassed other high-profile matches across the continent, such as the clash between Boca Juniors and São Paulo at La Bombonera, which drew 46,789 people to the stadium in Buenos Aires, and the meeting between Palmeiras and LDU at Allianz Parque, with 38,458 fans.

Highest attendances in the first-leg matches (Libertadores and Sul-Americana)

Next match

Before deciding a place in the Libertadores semifinal against Platense in Argentina, Fluminense return to the pitch this Saturday at 4 p.m., when they face Atlético-MG at Arena MRV in a match valid for the Brazilian Championship.

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