Real Madrid set a new seasonal attendance record on Saturday when they hosted Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final at the Bernabéu Stadium.

The match was sold out and had to be split into two halves due to the large number of fans attending. The first half drew a crowd of 65,000, while the second half attracted another 18,000 spectators, bringing the total attendance for the game to 83,000.

This is the highest single-game attendance at the Bernabéu Stadium since the 2019-20 season, when Real Madrid hosted Barcelona in the Copa del Rey Final. It also marks a significant achievement for Real Madrid, who have been struggling with low attendance figures this season.

The Bernabéu Stadium has always been one of the most popular stadiums in Europe, but the recent drop in attendance figures has been concerning for the club. However, with the success of this weekend's match, it seems that the fans still support their team strongly.

The high attendance figures are likely to boost the morale of the players and staff, as well as generate more revenue for the club. It will also help to build up momentum heading into the upcoming La Liga season, which starts next month.

Overall, the attendance figures at the Bernabéu Stadium show that Real Madrid remains one of the most successful football clubs in Spain, and that their fans continue to support them strongly. It will be interesting to see how the club continues to perform in the coming months and whether they can maintain their high level of attendance figures.