Best fans in La Liga

The Colchoneros, led by Frente Atlético, are known for their intensity and tireless chants. The Metropolitano registers an average attendance of 86.9%, with 61,202 fans per game. Their motto "Never stop believing" defines a fan base that supports them wholeheartedly, reinforced by the Simeone era.

Sevilla fans turn the Sánchez-Pizjuán into a hive of activity, especially during derbies and European nights. Los Biris Norte lead chants that resonate across Europe, and their 2020 digital campaign (#MiQuererEsTuPoder) demonstrated their commitment even without fans. Their passion is key to the club's success in the UEFA Europa League.

• Fervent supporters

• Represents the old money of Sevilla

The Betis fans are widely recognized as one of the most passionate in Spain. The Benito Villamarín stadium vibrates with constant chants, spectacular mosaics, and unwavering loyalty, even in difficult times. Their motto "manque perder" reflects a devotion that transcends results. The fans are known for their football knowledge and for even applauding their opponents if they play well.

• Close identification of fans

Mestalla is an iconic stadium thanks to its fans, who maintain a fierce passion even in difficult times. With 40,479 members and a vibrant atmosphere, the Ultra Yomus and other groups push the team with an intensity that withstands any adversity.

• Over 800,000 fans attended matches

• 5,403 fans have accompanied the squad on their travels

The Real Madrid fans are massive, averaging 73,170 spectators at the Bernabéu, but they are often described as demanding and less passionate in the stands compared to other teams. The Ultras Sur generate spectacular tifos, but the atmosphere depends on the magnitude of the match. Their global impact, with 171 million followers on social media, is undeniable.

• Part of the most followed and successful club in La Liga

• Support a team that ranks first in UEFA all-time club ranking

• Support one of the three founding members of La Liga never relegated

• Attract thousands of spectators

San Mamés, nicknamed "The Cathedral," is a fortress thanks to its fans. With an average attendance of 90.9%, they lead the way in loyalty and fill the stadium match after match. Their Basque identity and youth-team philosophy reinforce a unique emotional bond, creating an intimidating atmosphere for opponents.

• Known for their loyalty

Although the Culé fan base is global, their intensity at the stadium (now on Montjuïc due to the Camp Nou renovations) has been criticized for being less noisy during smaller matches. However, on big nights, like the Champions League, the atmosphere is impressive, with an average attendance of 45,212 (80.8% occupancy). The Boixos Nois bring fervor, albeit with controversy.

Rayo Vallecano fans are known for their unwavering loyalty and passionate stadium atmosphere, creating a unique experience for supporters. Their commitment to the club transcends results, demonstrating an exceptional community spirit.

• They like the new Rayo Vallecano kits

Real Betis Balompié stands out in this ranking due to its rich history and passionate fanbase. The club has consistently demonstrated a fighting spirit and an attractive style of play, making it a formidable competitor and a widely beloved team.

• It plays as the home team at the Benito Villamarín Stadium

• The stadium has a capacity of 60,721 spectators

• It has more than 85,000

El Sadar is one of the hottest stands in LaLiga, with Indar Gorri setting the pace. The Navarrese fans are famous for their loyalty, supporting the team through promotion, relegation, and European qualification. Their passion makes Pamplona a place feared by rivals.

• Represents a region and culture uniquely

Levante UD stands out in this ranking due to its historical trajectory and its ability to compete in different divisions of Spanish football, demonstrating resilience and a constant fighting spirit. Its loyal and passionate fanbase also contributes to its relevance and presence on this list.

• Allows fans to actively be part of the club

• Achieves over 70% attendance every matchday

• Offers official products for fans

• Allows fans to have a say in club decisions

The Txuri-urdin fans have grown in enthusiasm alongside the club's sporting project. Anoeta has been transformed into a vibrant stadium, with chants led by Mujika Taldea and an emotional connection that reflects Basque identity. Their unwavering support shines through in European competitions.

• The song 'Txuri-Urdin' is an anthem of determination and unity

• Have a new mascot named Txurdin

Bukaneros stands out for its unique approach and significant impact within the context of the Unknown Ranking (6899d2e323e778c19020ee5c). Its presence in this ranking is justified by the distinctive characteristics it brings and the way it resonates with the implicit criteria of said classification.

• They fight against racism, repression, and the business of football

Canarian fans are known for their dedication to traveling long distances, covering more than twice as many kilometers as any other fan base to follow the team. Their loyalty and presence in away stadiums place them at the top, despite not having the same massive following as the giants.

• Played in Europe many times

• Fervent support of home fans