The Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid is one of the most famous football stadiums in Europe, and it has witnessed some of the biggest moments in Spanish football history. On Saturday night, the stadium was packed to capacity as Real Madrid took on Sevilla in a La Liga match.
The attendance at the game broke several records, including the highest ever for a European club match. With 83,000 spectators in attendance, the stadium set a new record for the largest crowd in any sport in Spain.
The stadium's capacity had previously been set at 76,000, but the record-breaking attendance showed that fans were eager to see their team play. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric as the players took to the pitch, and the fans sang and cheered loudly throughout the match.
Real Madrid won the game 2-1, thanks to goals from Karim Benzema and Sergio Ramos. The victory was a huge boost for the team, who have struggled this season and are currently sitting in mid-table in the league table.
The record-breaking attendance also highlighted the importance of football to the city of Madrid and its fans. The stadium is a symbol of the city's love for football and its passion for the sport. It's clear that the Bernabéu Stadium will continue to be a major part of Spanish football for years to come.