El Clásico breaks attendance and revenue record in Liga F

In the vibrant atmosphere of the Spotify Camp Nou, FC Barcelona welcomed its eternal rival in a Clásico that was etched in the books of the Liga F. The match, covered by Alberto Estevez of EFE and Laura Aparicio, ended with a crushing victory for Barça, which scored seven unanswered goals against Real Madrid.

Historic attendance

The 40,533 spectators who filled the stadium set the highest figure ever recorded in a Liga F match. That number far exceeds the usual attendances of the competition, which until a few years ago was contested before reduced crowds, and demonstrates the growing interest in women's football in Spain.

Unprecedented revenue

The match also generated revenue of €1.3 million, the highest ever obtained in a single Liga F encounter. This income highlights the increasing economic weight of the club's women's section and its ability to generate gate receipts that make it the only self‑sustaining department of the organization.

The blaugrana side dominated the match from start to finish, chaining seven goals against a rival that could not contain their pace or accuracy in front of goal. The emphatic victory widens the sporting advantage that Barcelona has maintained in recent years over the rest of the league's teams.

The massive crowd turnout confirms the drawing power that Pere Romeu's team has each time it opens its doors. The record figure reinforces the arguments of those who advocate the consolidation of women's football as a commercial product with staying power.

The economic and attendance success of the Clásico adds to the narrative of sustained growth of women's football in the country, underscoring the club's firm commitment to this section and its potential to continue attracting more fans and resources.