The Real Madrid football club has set a new attendance record at their Bernabéu stadium with over 83,000 fans in attendance for the match against Valencia on Sunday.

This is the highest number of spectators to have attended a game at the Bernabéu since the stadium was opened in 1947. The previous record had stood at 76,000 fans.

The high attendance figures suggest that many fans were eager to see Real Madrid's star player, Karim Benzema, who scored two goals in the match. Benzema's performance was widely praised by fans and pundits alike, with some even comparing him to Lionel Messi.

The match also saw a strong performance from the Spanish national team, as they defeated Ukraine 2-0 in a friendly match. This result will be welcomed by fans of both teams, as it shows that the national teams are performing well and can compete with the best in Europe.

The attendance figures also highlight the popularity of the Real Madrid football club, which has been struggling in recent years due to financial difficulties. However, the club's efforts to improve its finances and attract more sponsors have shown results, with the attendance record being hit despite the economic challenges.

Overall, the match between Real Madrid and Valencia was a great success, with fans enjoying a thrilling game and witnessing some impressive performances from the players. It remains to be seen whether this record will be broken again in the future, but one thing is certain - the Bernabéu stadium will continue to be a popular venue for football matches.