2023-09-08 11:10:06
Florent Torchut Barcelona Published on September 8, 2023 at 1:10 p.m. Modified on September 8, 2023 at 1:22 p.m.
After having seen the big names of the international music scene parade in recent months, from Coldplay to The Weeknd via Beyoncé and Bruce Springsteen, the Montjuïc stadium returned to its original function on August 20, with the La Liga match between FC Barcelona and Cadiz. Fourteen years after the departure of Espanyol Barcelona – resident from 1997 and 2009 – and a little over thirty years after a memorable Olympic Games, the enclosure perched on the emblematic hill of Barcelona is, this season, the home of Barça. A house that sounds a little hollow since the stadium, which holds 49,000 seats, only brought together 39,603 spectators for the match against Cadiz, compared to an average of 83,000 last season at the Camp Nou.
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