Real Madrid has set a new season record for the highest number of fans attending a home match in the Spanish capital. The team's match against Getafe CF on Saturday saw a crowd of 83,000 supporters fill the Bernabeu stadium.

The attendance broke the previous record of 76,421 that was set by Real Madrid during their match against Sevilla FC in November 2020. The record-breaking match also marked the first time that the Bernabeu had reached its capacity since the start of the pandemic.

The high turnout is a testament to the club's popularity and success over the years. The match between Real Madrid and Getafe CF was one of two matches played at the Bernabeu this weekend, with the other being a Copa del Rey fixture against CD Leganés.

The Bernabeu has been buzzing with excitement as fans have returned to the stadium after the pandemic forced it to close for several months. The stadium has undergone significant renovations and upgrades in recent years, making it one of the most modern and comfortable stadiums in Europe.

Real Madrid's record-breaking attendance is sure to be celebrated by fans across Spain, who have been eagerly anticipating the return of football to the Bernabeu. The team's continued success and the high level of support from their fans will undoubtedly continue to drive them towards more victories in the future.