New Delhi, Nov 27 (IANS) The inaugural Indian Super League (ISL) has been successful in luring one million fans to the stadia, the organisers said Thursday.

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The average match attendance for the tournament since its commencement Oct 12 is 24,357, the highest across Asia, according to a release by the organisers which also said that the league now trails only Germany's Bundesliga, the Barclays Premier League and Spain’s La Liga in terms of average attendance.

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The tournament kicked off with 65,000 people attending the opening game between Atletico de Kolkata and Mumbai City FC Oct 12.

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