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Facebook: 42.2 million fans in total for the 20 clubs in Ligue 1 (September 2016)

The 20 clubs in the 2016-17 Ligue 1 season have a cumulative 42.2 million fans on the social network Facebook, according to data compiled by News Tank Football on 01/09/2016. Ligue 1 is the least popular European Top 5 league on Facebook, with an average of 2.11 million of fans per club. Paris…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Digital, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 75511
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Facebook: Top 100 European clubs with the most fans (September 2016)

With 94.25 million fans, FC Barcelona (LaLiga Santander) are the most followed European club on Facebook, according to data compiled by News Tank Football, which features the Top 100 of the most popular European clubs on this social network, on 01/09/2016. Barcelona remain ahead of another Spanish…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Marketing - Communication, Digital, Essentials Clubs
• Article # 75523
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Liverpool: 15,000 fans test the Main Stand, which is to be inaugurated on 10/09/2016

On 27 and 29/08/2016, 15,000 people participated in two events organised by Liverpool FC (Premier League) to test the Main Stand, which will be opened in the game versus Leicester City FC (Matchday 4 of the Premier League), on Saturday, 10/09/2016 (kick-off at 17:30 local time, 18:30 CET). In…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Stadiums, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 75488
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Premier League: attendance for Matchday 3 of the 2016-17 season, Man City-West Ham draws 54,008 fans

Matchday 3 of the 2016-17 Premier League season drew an average of 32,058 spectators per game, on 27 and 28/08/2016. After three matchdays, the average attendance of the English first division is currently 35,129 fans per game, for an average stadium fill rate of 94%. The 20 Premier League clubs…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Stadiums
• Article # 75279
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LaLiga Santander: attendance for Matchdays 1 and 2 of the 2016-17 season

Matchday 1 of the 2016-17 LaLiga Santander season, played from 19 to the 21/08/2016, drew an average of 29,675 spectators per game, while Matchday 2 drew an average of 23,973 spectators per game from 26 to 28/08/2016. FC Barcelona - Real Betis Balompié (6-2), from Matchday 1, recorded the highest…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Stadiums, Authorities
• Article # 75343
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Ligue 1: attendance for Matchday 3 of the 2016-17 season, Marseille-Lorient draws 26,193 spectators

Matchday 3 of the 2016-17 Ligue 1 season drew an average of 17,038 spectators per match from 26 to 28/08/2016. The average attendance of the French championship is currently 20,542 fans per game after three matchdays, for an average stadium fill rate of 66%. The 20 Ligue 1 clubs registered a…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Stadiums, Authorities
• Article # 75281
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Ligue 1: "State backing of Paris SG... destroyed the attractiveness of French football" (J-M Aulas)

"The State backing of Paris Saint-Germain has upset the economic balance and destroyed the attractiveness of French football by breaking its dynamics. Its a contradiction of the spirit of entrepreneurship and the lucidity of the liberal business world," said Jean-Michel Aulas, president of…
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• Category(ies): Finance, Authorities, Marketing - Communication, …
• Article # 75334
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Olympique de Marseille: "Building a team that will compete each year to win Ligue 1" (F. McCourt)

"We come with a project called the 'OM Champions Project'. This is a project which we are building together and based on four major points The first will be building a team that will compete each year to win Ligue 1," said the American businessman Frank McCourt, during a conference at the Hotel de…
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• Category(ies): Finance, Legal, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 75320
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