Alianza Lima fans have every reason to be proud because in just 13 games they managed to break the attendance record they set in 2019, the last year fans could perform rowdy an entire season without any problems as it was cut in 2020 due to the pandemic and in 2021 all games apart from the final were played behind closed doors.
On that occasion, the current Peruvian soccer champion was able to collect a total of S/13,656,850.24 at the box office, surpassing the S/13,064,339.32 he had achieved in the aforementioned campaign. Carlos Bustos’ teams still have a total of eight games to play at their stadium.
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But that’s not all Alliance of Lima could have won much more because on the first day of the Apertura tournament they played the duel against Atlético Grau behind closed doors, while against Carlos A. Mannucci 80% of the stadium capacity was released and the Blue and White Night took place with 30% audience.
In the 2019 season, the Intimates played 24 games: 17 for the regular stage of League 1, two for the league playoffs (semifinals and finals), three for the Copa Libertadores, one for the Blue and White Night, one for the Bicentennial Cup (the latter without an audience) and gathered a total of 358,940 viewers. As of this writing, the Alianza Lima already has an impressive 271,377 participants and is very close to breaking that mark.
Lima Alliance in 2019
- 24 local parties = S/ 13 064 339.32
- 17 regular phase league 1
- 1 Semifinal League 1 vs. Cristal
- 1 final league 1 vs. binational
- 3 Copa Libertadores
- 1 Blue and White Night
- 1 Bicentenary Cup.
Lima Alliance in 2022
- 13 local parties = S/13 656 850.24
- 9 regular phase league 1
- 3 Copa Libertadores
- 1 Blue and White Night (at 30% occupancy).