The Gran Canaria stadium recorded the lowest attendance of the season on Monday during the LaLiga Hypermotion match between UD Las Palmas and CD Eldense, which ended in a 2-0 victory for the home side. This figure marks the lowest turnout since the team’s last relegation to the Segunda División in May 2025.
Only 12,301 spectators, representing 38 per cent of the stadium's capacity, attended the match at the Siete Palmas venue. The game was originally scheduled for Sunday afternoon but was postponed by a day due to a weather alert in the Canary Islands.
Since the start of the current season in mid-August, when the team faced Albacete with an attendance of 18,087 (55.8 per cent of capacity), the number of fans attending home games has gradually declined over the seven matches played at home. The current average attendance stands at 15,777 per match.
UD Las Palmas will not return to training until Thursday and will face two consecutive away matches against Granada CF and Real Sporting de Gijón. The team will not play in front of its home crowd again until the last weekend of November, when they host FC Andorra.
