Roma’s 4–0 victory over Slovan Bratislava attracted 64,399 spectators to the Stadio Olimpico, the highest attendance among the nine Champions League fixtures listed in a report by SiamoLaRoma.
Gian Piero Gasperini’s side rewarded that support with a convincing performance, as goals from Hermoso, Molina, Pisilli and Malen secured a memorable European evening.
Around 2,000 visiting supporters were included in the overall attendance.
Olimpico Ahead of Anfield and Stuttgart
Roma–Slovan finished ahead of Liverpool–Villarreal at Anfield, which drew 59,610 spectators, and Stuttgart–Atlético Madrid, attended by 58,000.
Even without one of Europe’s biggest clubs providing the opposition, the Olimpico attracted a substantial crowd—a reflection of the enthusiasm surrounding Roma’s return to Champions League football.
The attendance figures reported were:
| Match | Attendance |
|---|---|
| Roma–Slovan Bratislava | 64,399 |
| Liverpool–Villarreal | 59,610 |
| Stuttgart–Atlético Madrid | 58,000 |
| Porto–PSV | 48,935 |
| PSG–Barcelona | 47,421 |
| Sabah–Borussia Dortmund | 47,221 |
| Fenerbahçe–Slavia Prague | 40,124 |
| Manchester City–AEK Athens | 40,042 |
| Napoli–Bodø/Glimt | 35,096 |
Roma Fans Deliver Another Strong Turnout
The figures underline the scale of Roma’s support, although comparisons between venues also reflect their different capacities.
For the Giallorossi, the strongest takeaway was the combination of a packed European night and an emphatic result. After the disappointment against Real Madrid, Roma gave their supporters four goals, a clean sheet and another reason to look forward to the remainder of their Champions League campaign.
Source: SiamoLaRoma.
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