Serie A: attendance for Matchdays 1 and 2 of the 2016-17 season

Matchday 1 of the 2016-17 Serie A TIM season, played between 21 and 22/08/2016, drew an average of 21,862 spectators per game, and Matchday 2 drew an average of 20,972 spectators per game, from 27 to 28/08/2016.

FC Internazionale Milano - USC Palermo (1-1), from Matchday 2, recorded the highest attendance mark over the first two rounds of the 2016-17 Serie A season, with 40,527 spectators at the San Siro (80,018 capacity, thus a stadium fill rate of 50%), on 28/08/2016. FC Crotone - CFC Genoa (1-3) drew the lowest attendance figure of the two weekends, with only 821 spectators: the match was played in Pescara, 600 kilometres north of Crotone, due to work on their home enclosure, the Stadio Ezio-Scida.

The average attendance of the Italian championship is currently 21,417 fans per games after two matchdays, for an average stadium fill rate of 53%. The 20 clubs in the Serie A TIM recorded a cumulative average attendance of 22,155 spectators per game during the 2015-16 season, for a stadium fill rate of 53%.

Serie A: attendance for Matchday 1 of 2016-17