Barcelona set its own season-low attendance record over the weekend

During the La Liga match between Barcelona and Atletico, the lowest attendance was recorded, as reported by Football Espana.

According to the information, only 34,568 fans attended the game, leaving 38% of the seats unoccupied. This marks the lowest attendance figure of the season.

For context, in the previous La Liga season, the average attendance for FC Barcelona's matches exceeded 83,000. Following the reconstruction of Camp Nou and its temporary relocation to the stadium that bears its name, an attendance decrease was expected, but the reality proved even more challenging for Barcelona's management.

It is suggested that factors such as logistical difficulties, poor weather, and high ticket prices may contribute to the low turnout. The cost of attendance ranged from 99 to 219 euros, and the matches concluded late in the evening, making it challenging for fans to return home.

Barcelona hosted Atletico Madrid in the 15th round of the Spanish La Liga. The Catalans started more actively and appeared stronger than their opponent. On the 28th minute, Joao Felix, whose contract belongs to Atletico, scored the only goal of the match. It's worth noting that the player is representing Barça on loan.