With Palmeiras’ win over Santos, Allianz Parque tops 2 million fans in 2025 | OneFootball

This Thursday, Palmeiras defeated Santos at Allianz Parque 2-0 and, in addition to extending their lead at the top of the Brazilian Championship, the Palmeiras fans in attendance wrote another chapter in the arena’s history.

With 41,167 people present at the match, the stadium surpassed the mark of 2 million visitors in 2025, considering games, concerts, and special events.

About to complete 11 years of operation, the stadium is close to reaching 17 million visitors since its inauguration. With 401 events, 2024 was the year with the record number of activities held at the arena and, with 2.6 million visitors, 2023 was the period with the largest audience in the venue’s history.

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The victory over Santos extended Verdão’s unbeaten streak at home: 11 matches without defeat at Allianz Parque, totaling three months of invincibility. In the last ten games played at the arena, Alviverde scored 32 goals, with an average of more than three goals per match.

Positive Track Record

The transformation of Allianz Parque is also directly reflected in the club’s sporting performance since its inauguration. Before the new arena, Palmeiras had only one Copa Libertadores title. With their current home, the club won back-to-back continental championships in 2020 and 2021, in addition to significantly expanding their trophy collection in national competitions.

Since 2014, Verdão has already won four Brazilian Championship titles, two Copa do Brasil titles, four Campeonato Paulista titles, the Recopa Sudamericana, and the Supercopa do Brasil.

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Furthermore, Allianz Parque has already generated more than R$600 million in ticket revenue for Palmeiras throughout its operation. In 2024, the relationship between Palmeiras and WTorre gained a new chapter with the agreement that resulted in a R$50 million upfront payment to the club, in addition to the creation of the “Geral Norte,” which added approximately 750 new seats to the venue.

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