Fan ID and stands: 5 anti-records of the season in 8 matches, less than 10 thousand for CSKA – Zenit

The results of the tour in terms of attendance.

In Orenburg – the norm, but Spartak usually collects more

Orenburg’s first match with Fan ID: 4,744 spectators. Attendance – within the norm of the 2022/23 season, before the winter break and the appearance of a fan ID, an average of 5,147 spectators gathered at the Orenburg stadium.

But there are nuances. This is still a very small attendance for the match with Spartak. This season, more spectators came to the games with Krylia, Ural, Torpedo, Khimki, CSKA (already 7781) and Krasnodar.

At normal times, 7 thousand spectators gathered for games with Spartak (2016 and 2019, March 2020 are not taken into account, this is already the time before covid). And this at that time was the limit of the stadium’s capacity.

Ural’s attendance is growing: Fan ID has been there since the beginning of the season

5,981 spectators at the game against Dynamo. This is +47% to the average attendance in the first part of the championship, we recall that Ural played it entirely with Fan ID (4059 people).

The increase is due to both the results and the brand of the opponent. More fans gathered only matches with Zenit (8538) and Spartak (8931).

Anti-record in Voronezh: Sochi has less than Khimki

Now 9,686 spectators at Fakel’s house are the worst result of the season. In the first spring round with Fan ID against Khimki, it was even slightly better – 10,321 spectators.

Attendance at Sochi is 41.5% worse than autumn statistics (16,564). 

Lokomotiv’s anti-record: drop by almost three times

3 335 people – so few in the season did not happen.

And not only in the season. Outside of COVID (the end of the 2019/20 championship, the 2020/21 season and the first part of the 2021/22 season), the performance was worse more than eight years ago: on December 3, 2014, 3,120 people came to the Loko-Ural match .