Roma ranked third in Serie A in fan attendance, only behind Inter and Milan | OneFootball

Today’s report by Calcio Finanza has drawn up the ranking of spectators present at Serie A facilities after the fourteenth day of the league season.

The data, which sees Inter and Milan in the lead with more than 500 thousand total attendances in seven games (505,713 and 502,066 respectively, with an average of 72,245 and 71,724 spectators per game), also shows Roma in good position.

Despite the protests of the fans against players and club, especially during Ivan Juric’s brief spell, and the disappointing start to the season, Roma is third in this ranking with 434,156 thousand total attendances and an average of 62,022 spectators present at the Olimpico.

Beyond the now past sold-out effect therefore, and perhaps also thanks to the return of Claudio Ranieri to the bench, the Giallorossi fans continue to respond by being present at home games.

Napoli follows at the top of the table (with approximately 350 thousand total spectators), Lazio (291,500) and Juventus (approximately 285 thousand spectators in total).