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A record-breaking Aragonese clash: Real Zaragoza-Teruel draws Spain's second-highest football attendance

The first Aragonese clash of the season at Ibercaja Estadio between Real Zaragoza and Teruel was a spectacular show of support. The modular stadium drew 17,255 spectators, the second-highest attendance of the weekend across Spanish football, behind Real Sporting de Gijón-Celta Fortuna, which attracted 18,939 fans.
A record-breaking Aragonese clash: Real Zaragoza-Teruel draws Spain's second-highest football attendance

In Primera RFEF, the Aragonese clash was by far the best-attended match in the division. Its only competitor was the game played at Enrique Roca, better known as Nueva Condomina, between Real Murcia and Nástic de Tarragona, which drew 15,013 spectators.

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The podium is completed by the Rico Pérez, which welcomed 10,120 spectators for the match between Hércules and Real Jaén. Ibercaja Estadio was therefore comfortably the highest-attended stadium in the latest Primera RFEF round.

THE SEASON'S HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

This was the third match played at Ibercaja Estadio so far this season and, by far, the best-attended. The opening game against Antequera drew 13,248 spectators to the stands of the modular stadium, while 15,746 people attended the match against Cartagena.

That match against Cartagena was also the best-attended fixture in the fourth round of Primera RFEF, while the game against the Andalusian side recorded the second-highest attendance of the second round. Real Zaragoza's victories and positive performances are also being reflected at Ibercaja Estadio, which is beginning to become a fortress for the Blanquillo club.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.