BVB vs. FC Bayern – 5 stories of classic and curious fans

BVB against Bayern – 5 stories of clbadic and curious fans

Oliver Kahn bites Heiko Herrlich and kicks Stéphane Chapuisat. These are scenes of the year 1999. These days, the commentators of football tell them ups and downs. Gladly, it is also the twelve yellow cards and the three red cards of the year 2001. Why? Saturday, he is back, the German Clasico, between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. But the game still has very different stories to tell, such as fan stories.

The not always balanced duel, which has developed over the last ten years, has also intensified the rivalry between fans of both clubs.

Because nickels and skirmishes in school clbades are much nicer than kung fu shots by Oli Kahn, we have selected five clbadic anecdotes that you may not have known yet:

As fans of Bayern "who will be German champion, BVB Borussia" sang

The triumph of the BVB scored two championships in 2011 and 2012 as a bomb. FC Bayern, a powerful football player, was once again an opponent and by the republic, a "who becomes the German master BVB Borussia". And even in the southern curve of Bayern, sung by fans of the record champions. But what's behind it?

Bayern fans sang the song during the match against HSV on March 30, 2013. After two years of championship in Dortmund, Bayern was very far in the table and could have made the first championship 50 years possible in the Bundesliga today -the. Bayern won 9-2 against Hamburger SV, but the championship they celebrated that day is no more, because the BVB also won. There was always derision and derision for the Dortmunder – through their own song:

How a Bayern-Ultra material smuggled into the Westfalenstadion

In the second part of the 2012/2013 season, the match between the BVB and FC Bayern was one of the most curious smuggling campaigns in the history of the Bundesliga. That's at least what an ultra Bayern told VICE Sports magazine.

Because the scene of FC Bayern supporters had been banned in the Westfalenstadion, drums, flagpoles and megaphone, the Ultras had an idea: one of the supporters disguised himself as the sponsor's employee of the Dortmund beer, Brinkhoff.

The vertigo worked without real preparation: "A few barrels of beer, a Brinkhoff hat on the head, company logos in the right places and a confident attitude were enough to pbad from one folder to the other and bring in our business, "said the magazine fan. That trick is working again, should be more than questionable …

What does the blower current look like from above

The world is attending the summit of the biggest German clubs: the Westfalenstadion match was broadcast live in more than 200 countries last season, for example. And also the spectators come from all over the world to follow closely the duel of the giants in the stadium.

In 2015, the ZDF Terra X program, using stadium visitors' postal codes, made visible the routes taken by more than 80,000 spectators to the Westfalenstadion. The result was a superb view from above.

As a sprayer, has secretly sprayed a BVB logo in the Allianz Arena

Years ago, a viral video showed masked BVB supporters supposed to enter the Allianz Arena in the dark, rush into the corridors of FC Bayern and finally broadcast on a wall the logo of the BVB.

The action was a guerrilla marketing campaign to promote a spray chalk.

When Allianz Arena sang against Bayern

There were only a few highlights of Munich in 1860 in the Allianz Arena: one of them was the match between Löwen and BVB in the second round of the DFB Cup. 71,000 spectators, including around 15,000 from Dortmund, thrilled the Allianz Arena more than ever.

In the end, BVB won in overtime 2-0. But instead of the result, many fans have just changed their minds: over 70,000 fans have joined the change song against the owner of Red Arena …

(Bn)

An article from watson.de