Attendance Records at Football Stadiums

Football has always been a sport that unites people, and stadiums around the world have witnessed incredible crowds. Some matches have set attendance records that are unlikely to be broken. Here are some of the most notable:

• Maracanã Stadium (Brazil): During the 1950 FIFA World Cup Final between Brazil and Uruguay, an astonishing 199,854 spectators filled the stadium. This remains one of the highest attendances in football history.
• Azteca Stadium (Mexico): Known for hosting two World Cup Finals, it consistently attracts massive crowds. Its capacity of over 87,000 has seen countless iconic moments.
• Melbourne Cricket Ground (Australia): While primarily a cricket venue, it holds the record for one of the largest soccer crowds during the 1956 Olympics, with over 100,000 spectators.

These records highlight the enduring appeal and global reach of football, showcasing the power of the sport to bring people together.