As of now, the Chinese football league has set a new record for attendance at its matches. The latest match between Beijing Guoan and Tianjin Teda saw over 32,000 fans in attendance, breaking the previous record by about 1,500 people.
This is not just any ordinary match; it's one of the most important fixtures in the Chinese football calendar, as it involves two of the top teams in the league. The match was played at the Workers Stadium in Beijing, which has a capacity of around 44,000 seats.
The record-breaking turnout comes at a time when China's football scene is experiencing a resurgence. With the country hosting the 2022 World Cup, there has been a renewed interest in football, and many clubs have invested heavily in their infrastructure and facilities.
The record attendance also highlights the growing popularity of football in China, and the increasing demand for professional football leagues. It's clear that the Chinese football league is on the rise, and that the future looks bright for this exciting sport in China.