Flamengo secured 18 of the 21 points in the second half of the Brazilian Championship, and the results were evident in the stands. Enjoying a strong run of form in the competition, fifth in the standings and one point behind the top four at the start of the 4th round, the Red-Black team achieved the best average attendance in the Brasileirão, taking into account both attendees and paying fans.

With a tournament-record attendance of 67.011 in the 26th round, in a match against Coritiba at the Mané Garrincha stadium in Brasília, the Mais Querido reached 33.185 paying spectators and 37.339 in attendance per game. With the largest fan base in Brazil, the club sells out stadiums wherever it plays, whether in Rio de Janeiro, Natal (against Avaí at Arena das Dunas), or Brasília - not to mention the times when the local red-and-black fans filled the away section of the opposing stadium.

For the next home game, in the 28th round against Vasco da Gama at Maracanã, more than 10 tickets were sold online to club members alone. Ticket sales to fans in general begin online on Monday and at physical locations on September 24. Click here and find out how to secure your tickets. Fan club members have priority and up to 50% discount: join the team.