Real Madrid's attendance has broken a season record, with over 124,000 fans attending the club's game against Barcelona at Camp Nou on Sunday.
The previous attendance record was set in January when Real Madrid played their first La Liga match of the season against Valencia, with just under 123,000 fans in attendance.
On Sunday, Real Madrid welcomed Barcelona to the Santiago Bernabeu stadium and the crowd was huge, with many fans traveling from across Spain to see their team play.
The atmosphere was electric as both teams battled it out for victory, and the final whistle saw Real Madrid emerge victorious after a hard-fought match.
Despite the high attendance, Real Madrid is still not satisfied with its current form and will be looking to improve in upcoming matches if they want to secure a top-four finish in the La Liga table. The club has already made some changes during the transfer window, but there is still room for improvement before the end of the season.
Overall, it was a great day for Real Madrid and their fans, and the club will hope that this positive trend continues into the rest of the season.