BarcaLearning wrote:Whats Dortmund and Bayern's stadiums capacities?

The Allianz Arena (Bayern) has a capacity of 69,901 spectators, 66,000 for internationals, because UEFA doesn't allow proper stands.

The Signal Iduna Park (Dortmund) has a capacity of 80,702 spectators, but only 65,614 under UEFA specifications, because, again, lots of proper stands. And UEFA frowns on affordable tickets for the working class.

Both venues basically sell out every single home match. Both clubs have attendency rates of well above 95% for the past couple of seasons.

BarcaLearning wrote:Whats Dortmund and Bayern's stadiums capacities?

For this match, Dortmund could have sold 450 000 tickets though. There were as many requests!

Some more Dortmund info: https://goallegacy.forumotion.com/t17083-borussia-dortmund

Gotta add the player pics there, still. Maybe I'll manage to do that when I'm back home from work.

BarcaLearning wrote:

Serge Gnabry wrote:Most beautiful sight in world football:




Go Dortmund!!!

Wow

Although Im going for Bayern Whats Dortmund and Bayern's stadiums capacities?

Think of the Südtribüne as the Kop but twice as large. Literally. (Kop = 12,500 capacity, Südtribüne = 25,000)

But of course it's the Kop that's world famous -_-

Phritz wrote:

BarcaLearning wrote:

Serge Gnabry wrote:Most beautiful sight in world football:




Go Dortmund!!!

Wow

Although Im going for Bayern Whats Dortmund and Bayern's stadiums capacities?

Think of the Südtribüne as the Kop but twice as large. Literally. (Kop = 12,500 capacity, Südtribüne = 25,000)

But of course it's the Kop that's world famous -_-

The old Kop was able to hold nearly 30,000

"dammit" i have to support B.! :study:

A must win match for us

We lost the last three matches against Dortmund. And if we win we will be #1 in the BL. Our players should be motivated

Berlin, Schalke, HSV... Yeah, pretty much all German clubs got stadiums of about that size, the Signal Iduna Park is the biggest one, though.

VivaStPauli wrote:Berlin, Schalke, HSV... Yeah, pretty much all German clubs got stadiums of about that size, the Signal Iduna Park is the biggest one, though.

Translation: On the way to Dortmund... :lol!:

BarcaLearning wrote:the "kop" section is huge just as the photo shows....what atmosphere it must generate! But do other German club stadium have similar sections?

Most German stadiums have big standing sections but no real kop.
Mainz has a small one:



In most stadiums Just one part of each "curva" is a real standing section but it's not like the people who bought tickets for the seats on top of these sections will sit.

Kaiserslautern:




Schalke




Cologne

Immortal Babun wrote:

VivaStPauli wrote:Berlin, Schalke, HSV... Yeah, pretty much all German clubs got stadiums of about that size, the Signal Iduna Park is the biggest one, though.

Translation: On the way to Dortmund... :lol!:

mate, the gif on the right with the girl listening music do you have the link of the whole gif? or this is just it?

Vogelwuid die Abwehr

halamadrid2 wrote:Idrisozet where art thou??

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:vagi:

Dortmund Gk trolling Bayern

Lewandowski :dance:

Kroos has been :vagi:

Wow, what a game!!

Back 4 for Dortmund were immense, especially Subotic (despite that header at the end).

But what a shocker from Robben.

robben....

*bleep* you Robben and why the *bleep* is Muller playing, he's a bench player.

Lewendoski transfer to Bayern is a must.

Congrat to Dormund and Lewandoski for carrying the team on his shoulder as usual.

Robben has deceived me o_O

- plays Lewa onside for the goal
- amateurish penalty
- 3 yards out and over the bar -.-

Bayern will get destroyed by Madrid.

omg Robben is the fail of the game :/

you know bayern still have a shot at this


bvb play schalke and gladbach in their next 2 games