APOEL Fan Attendance Drops: From Dynamic Support to 'Couch' Watching

A significant decrease in APOEL fan attendance at the GSP Stadium has been observed compared to the initial matches of the championship and the derby games. While the initial response was encouraging, with high ticket numbers in the first games, participation has decreased noticeably since then. This raises concerns about the team's ability to achieve its goals, as fan support is considered crucial. Specifically, attendance at matches against Pafos FC, Apollon, Olympiacos, AEZ (cup), Ethnikos Achnas, AEL, Aris, EN Ypsonas, Enosis (behind closed doors), and APEA Akrotiri (cup) shows significant fluctuations, with numbers ranging from 1,523 to 9,000 spectators. The management and fans of APOEL are urged to take action and return to the stadium, leaving the 'couch' behind. Active support from the fans is considered essential to reverse the team's negative course and achieve its goals. The lack of consistent support can negatively affect the morale of the players and their performance, making it more difficult to achieve the desired results. APOEL's management is expected to consider ways to bring fans back to the stadium and strengthen the relationship between the team and its supporters.