Every figure below is drawn from the 4 of 40 played matches that carry a recorded gate (10.0%), spanning 1980–2014. A match with no figure is left out rather than counted as an empty ground — the archive stores an unknown gate as a zero, and averaging those in would quietly drag every number on this page down.
Biggest Away Gate–
Best Season30,000
Season by Season
Average gate per season, newest first; each bar is scaled against the best season shown. A season missing from this list has no recorded gate at all, which is not the same as a season nobody attended.
By Competition
Intercontinental Cup71,102
UEFA Champions League44,045Inter-Cities Fairs Cup40,550UEFA Cup Winners' Cup36,760Cândido de Oliveira Super Cup35,629
UEFA Europa League33,479FIFA Club World Cup30,380Portuguese League29,307
Portuguese Cup25,235League Cup19,797Lisbon FA Honour Cup18,908Lisbon Championship8,400
UEFA Champions League44,045Inter-Cities Fairs Cup40,550UEFA Cup Winners' Cup36,760Cândido de Oliveira Super Cup35,629UEFA Europa League33,479FIFA Club World Cup30,380Portuguese League29,307Portuguese Cup25,235League Cup19,797Lisbon FA Honour Cup18,908Lisbon Championship8,400Competitions with fewer than 3 recorded gates are left out — one match is not an average. Pick a competition to scope the whole page to it.
Who Fills the Ground
Not enough recorded home gates to rank visitors yet.
Grounds, and How Full They Get
“How full” divides the average gate by the ground’s capacity today. Grounds shrank when they went all-seater, so a historical average can exceed a modern capacity and read over 100% — the old Estádio da Luz is the clearest case. Minimum 3 recorded gates per ground.
When We Draw a Crowd
By Day of the Week
Biggest Crowds
Record Gates
Quietest Recorded
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