Real Madrid fans turned out in force on Saturday to see their team take on Barcelona at the Bernabéu stadium. The match was a highly anticipated clash between two of the world's top football clubs and it did not disappoint.

The crowd at the Bernabéu was larger than any previous home game for Real Madrid this season, with reports suggesting that the number had reached a record high of 83,000 people. This is a significant increase from the average attendance of around 55,000 for home games this season.

The atmosphere at the Bernabéu was electric as the two teams went head-to-head in what was a closely contested match. Both sides put in a strong performance, with Barcelona coming close to scoring several times throughout the game.

Despite the pressure on them, Real Madrid managed to hold on to win the match 2-1, thanks to goals from Karim Benzema and Luka Modric. It was a much-needed victory for the club, who have struggled recently with injuries and poor form.

The match was watched by millions of viewers around the world, with many praising the passionate support of the Real Madrid fans. The size of the crowd was a clear indication of just how important this match was to the supporters.

Overall, it was another exciting day for Real Madrid fans, with the team performing well and the crowd turning out in force to show their support. With such a large crowd, it will be interesting to see if they can continue to perform at the same level when they face off against other top clubs in the future.