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Fan information for the Champions League match in Zagreb

On Wednesday, 27 November 2024, Borussia Dortmund will face Dinamo Zagreb at the Maksimir Stadium in the UEFA Champions League (kick-off 21:00 CET). We would like to advise all BVB fans travelling with us to carefully read the fan information summarised below in advance of the trip in order to avoid any problems on the day of the match.

The information listed is provisional and will be updated on an ongoing basis. We recommend travelling fans to check the fan information regularly for new content. Updates will also be communicated via the social media channels of the BVB fan representatives.

General safety instructions

In preparation for the Champions League away match in Zagreb, Borussia Dortmund are endeavouring to ensure a safe stadium experience. With this in mind, BVB are in close contact with Dinamo Zagreb officials as well as the Croatian and German security authorities. UEFA have categorised the match as high risk. Due to the potentially volatile nature of the matchday, hostile and aggressive behaviour towards recognisable BVB fans in the Zagreb city area cannot be ruled out.

Please note the following information:

We would like to ask you to always behave in a restrained and de-escalating manner in the city area of Zagreb and in the Maksimir stadium in order to avoid conflicts on matchday. Behaviour that could be seen as provocative is not permitted.

BVB fan paraphernalia should not be worn outside the stadium on match day or on the evening before the match.
BVB fans should only enter the stadium in the away section.
We advise against purchasing or using tickets outwith the away section.

Please also note the following information on travelling and parking.

Arrival

For security reasons, Dinamo Zagreb have informed us at short notice that travelling by bus is recommended. Borussia Dortmund are aware that BVB fans have already booked or planned their journey to Zagreb. Travelling by 9-seater, car or plane is of course still possible.
On matchday, a car park for coaches, 9-seaters and cars will be available directly opposite the visitors' entrance from 6:00 CET onwards. This car park will be secured by the police and security service. The car park is located here.
Wheelchair users use the same car park.
Important: Should any incidents occur on the day of the match in Zagreb, the Croatian police reserve the right not to allow BVB fans parked in the car park to leave the car park until kick-off in order to ensure the safety of these fans.
Toilet facilities will be available at the car park.
The Ozujsko pub Maksi restaurant is located opposite the car park next to the away entrance. The official opening hours are from 9:00 CET to 23:00 CET, so BVB fans can stay and eat there. This restaurant is located there.
Dinamo Zagreb recommend driving directly to the stadium or away car park on matchday. Visiting fans who still wish to travel from the city centre can reach the stadium via tram lines 1 and 17 and travel to the ‘Borongaj’ station. The station is only a few minutes‘ walk from the away entrance. Dinamo Zagreb strongly advise against using other tram lines or stations. There will be no separate tram lines for visiting fans.
The Croatian police advise BVB fans who nevertheless wish to travel from the city to stay in the streets of Tkalčićeva, Bogovićeva or on Cvjetni Square in the centre of Zagreb. There are many bars and restaurants there. Additional police officers will reportedly be on site in these areas. The Croatian police claim to be able to ensure the highest possible level of security in the city centre in these areas.
Tickets for the match do not entitle the holder to travel on public transport.
Fan marches are not permitted.

Admission

The stadium opens at 19:00 CET (two hours before kick-off).
Dinamo Zagreb have issued digital tickets for the match. These can be used both as a printout and digitally on a smartphone (only with an undamaged display).
The away entrance is located on the south side of the stadium directly opposite the car park indicated under ‘Arrival’.
Wheelchair users use the same entrance.
After ticket control, stadium visitors must pass through several access and body checks, which are carried out by both the security service and the police. Accordingly, longer waiting times are to be expected at the away entrance. We therefore recommend that you arrive at the stadium as early as possible.
Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not permitted to enter the stadium. Dinamo Zagreb informs that fans under the influence of alcohol (from 0.5 per mille) can be taken to the police station.

The following fan paraphernalia is permitted

Three megaphones (already allocated)
Three drums (already allocated)
Small and large waving flags (unlimited)
Fence flags (unlimited)
Double holders (unlimited)

Permitted items

Small bags up to a size of 30x20x10 cm

Prohibited items

Pyrotechnics of any kind
Objects that can be used as weapons or projectiles
Lighters
power banks
chargers
umbrellas
Coins
E-cigarettes
Professional cameras
Food and drinks not purchased in the stadium
Bags and rucksacks larger than 30x20x10 cm
Laser pointers

There will be no drop-off point for bags or rucksacks at the stadium.

In the stadium

The away section in the stadium is located on the south stand.
As is usual for international matches, the unwritten law of free choice of seats applies within the blocks with seats. So if the seat on your ticket is occupied, there will certainly be some free seats in other areas of the away blocks.
Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the stadium.
You can pay in the stadium in cash and by card.

Information for a barrier-free visit to the stadium

Wheelchair users use the same car park and away entrance.
Carrying BVB fan paraphernalia is not permitted in the wheelchair area.

After the match

There will be a block closure after the match. Dinamo Zagreb informs that the toilets and kiosks will be accessible during the block closure.
The police will escort buses and cars leaving the city after the match.
There will also be no separate tram lines for visiting fans after the match.

UEFA Youth League

The U19s will play the U19s of Dinamo Zagreb in the UEFA Youth League on Wednesday, 27 November 2024, at 14:00 CET.
The match will take place at the Ivan Laljak-Ivić stadium in Zaprešić, around 25 kilometres from Zagreb.
Tickets for the match are free of charge and will be issued on matchday at a ticket booth at the entrance upon presentation of a valid ID document.
Fan representative Andreas Bauer (+49 151 19790853) will be available for you to contact at the U19 match.
The stadium opens at 13:00 CET (one hour before kick-off).
There will be no separate car park for BVB fans. Numerous public car parks are available around the stadium.
Prohibited and permitted items and fan paraphernalia are identical to the senior match.

Contact on site

The fan representatives Johannes Bagus (+49 151 67576467), Andreas Bauer (+49 151 19790853), Alexander Winkler (+49 170 3673809) and Benedikt Watermeier (+49 170 2285155) as well as Florian Hansing, Stella Schrey and Dennis Nier from Fan-Projekt Dortmund e.V. will be available as contact persons in Zagreb.

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In the 8th minute, he saved from Xavi Espar with his foot, and a little later he reacted brilliantly to deny striker Hernandez. Borussia, on the other hand, initially made limited progress in their endeavours to put their opponents under pressure in attack.<\/p>\nOusmane Diallo wasted the first counter-attacking chance after Tyler Meiser's pass to Samuele Inacio (26). Borussia's opening goal came slightly against the run of play. But Diallo took advantage of a lapse in concentration in Barcelona's defence and, after a clever pinpoint pass from Almugera Kabar, he fired the ball into the back of the net (41).<\/p>\n<h4>Tullberg: "We didn't defend well" <\/b><\/h4>\nThe game gained even more tempo and class in the second half. First, Jan Virgill finished off a spectacular solo run past Rashidi, Benkara and Albert to make it 1-1. BVB responded with a goal by Mussa Kaba after a corner kick by Nick Cherny to take a 2-1 lead (57).<\/p>\nBut it didn't last long. 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Champions League Saison 24/25, Herren, Saison, UEFA, UCL, Abschlusstraining, Training
Dienstag 10.12.2024, UEFA Champions League Saison 24/25 - Ligaphase 6. Spieltag in Dortmund, .Abschlusstraining.Felix Nmecha (BVB)..Copyright:.Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA.Rheinlanddamm 207-209.44137 Dortmund..(NO IPTC-stripping allowed).EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Champions League Saison 24/25, Herren, Saison, UEFA, UCL
Dienstag 01.10.2024, UEFA Champions League Saison 24/25 - Ligaphase 2. Spieltag in Dortmund, BV Borussia Dortmund - Celtic Glasgow, .Trainer Nuri Sahin (BVB) ..Copyright:.Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA.Rheinlanddamm 207-209.44137 Dortmund..(NO IPTC-stripping allowed).EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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However, the Black & Yellows could even be assured of a place in the knockout stages prior to kick-off if results elsewhere go their way on Matchday 6. They will need to finish in the top 22 in the table to progress.<\/p>\nThe UEFA Youth League table is topped by Inter Milan on 15 points, followed by Sporting, Salzburg (both 13), Atalanta and Barcelona (both 12). The top six teams in the final standings will go up against the clubs that finished between 17th and 22nd place in the next round. The teams in positions seven to 16 will play an "all or nothing match" against the winers of the Domestic Champions Path, which is being played in parallel to the league phase of the UEFA Youth League.<\/p>\n"The fact that we have the chance to play football on the international stage in the New Year, despite the difficult personnel conditions, complicated match preparations and having one of the youngest teams in the competition, is not a matter of course. 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The new generation \u2013 including the likes of Lamine Yamal, Pau Cubarsi, Alejandro Balde, Pedri, Ansu Fati and Gavi \u2013 is currently in the process of writing its own history in the Catalan club's first team.<\/p>\nThe attack is Barcelona's crown jewel<\/b><\/p>\nAnd the next highly talented youngsters are putting themselves in position in the UEFA Youth League. After the opening defeat to Monaco (4-3) and four victories (4-2 against Young Boys, 3-1 versus Bayern Munich, 2-1 at Red Star Belgrade and 2-0 against Brest), Barcelona currently have 12 points and are targeting a top six berth, which will guarantee home advantage in the round of 32. Mike Tullberg said: "In possession, they play a sport of their own with a high level of passing confidence and speed." 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