Fans of the 32 clubs participating in the Club World Cup are in the United States; the tournament’s worst attendance was less than 4,000 people
Thousands of fans from teams from different continents went to the United States to watch the Club World Cup. However, in certain games, some stadiums had more empty seats than occupied. Find out below which were the 10 worst attended matches of the tournament in the group stage.
The host country of the competition, the North American country welcomes fans of the 32 clubs participating in the competition.
Red Bull Salzburg (Austria), Auckland City (Australia) and Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) are the three teams that appear most on the list of games with the fewest people in the stadiums.
The Australians are a semi-professional team and no longer have a chance of qualifying for the round of 16. However, the other two teams are fighting for a spot in the next stage of the Club World Cup.
No matches involving Brazilian teams (Botafogo, Flamengo, Fluminense and Palmeiras) in the tournament appear in the ranking.
Worst attendances at the Club World Cup
- Ulsan Hyundai 0 x 1 Mamelodi Sundowns: 3,412 people (Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)
- Pachuca 1 x 2 RB Salzburg: 5,282 people (TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)
- Benfica 6 x 0 Auckland City: 6,730 people (Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando)
- River Plate 3 x 1 Urawa Reds: 11,974 people (Lumen Field, Seattle)
- Los Angeles 0 x 1 Espérance: 13,651 people (Geodis Park, Nashville)
- Mamelodi Sundowns 3 x 4 Borussia Dortmund: 14,006 people (TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)
- Red Bull Salzburg 0 x 0 Al-Hilal: 16,167 people (Audi Field, Washington)
- Al Ain 0 x 5 Juventus: 18,161 people (Audi Field, Washington)
- Bayern Munich 10-0 Auckland City: 21,152 people (TQL Stadium, Cincinnati)
- Chelsea 2-0 Los Angeles FC: 22,137 people (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)
