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Madrid, Munich, Milan or Manchester, Barcelona, London or Paris – all these football destinations, FC Basel has made several rounds in its recent European Cup. For some of his fans, there is a desire for calm for exotic or at least extraordinary places far from the dead end of the Champions League.
Thessaloniki would have been in the right place, especially since FC Basel has never played against a Greek club in Europe Cup a. But in the first leg of the second qualifying round of the Champions League at PAOK Thessaloniki, FCB will have to do without its fans. At least without those of the Muttenzerkurve.
On its website, the Muttenzerkurve called for a boycott of the game in northern Greece because the entry restrictions at the Toumba stadium are too rigid for it. Greek authorities require ticket personalization for guest fans, and, according to fans of the curve, "we refuse this inscription and do not travel to Greece."
In the statement, Basler Kurven fans recall the 39 Idea of Personalization They refer to boycotts for similar motives during European Cup matches in Rome or Paris Muttenzerkurve: "Custom tickets are one of many attempts to combat the elements. Wild fans of fan culture Anyone involved in the organized fan scene must join this call and stay away from the guest block. "
Warm atmosphere at Toumba stadium
As the portal says" Fascurve Fascination "in Greece between the country's major clubs – for years more fans allowed guests. In the matches of the European Cup, the practice of personalized tickets in Greece is now a common practice.
The Toumba of Thessaloniki, with its 29,000 seats, is considered a cauldron, especially when it is fully occupied. And PAOK supporters, especially those in Tour 4, are at least as crazy as those at FC Basel. It will be noisy next Tuesday, when against the guest of Switzerland, a good starting position for the return match of the following week should be created
Boycott of the Muttenzerkurve's appeals there was in the younger Past again and again. In international matches in the Champions League and before the first leg at the Parc des Princes in Paris on October 19th, 2016.
At that time, the fans criticized the "enigmatic contingent" of only 800 cards and the "harassment procedure" with which the tickets have been delivered. Despite a call for a boycott, the guest sector in Paris has not remained empty.
Strict conditions were also related to the state of emergency. As a result of the terrorist attack in Paris, the year before prevailed. For this reason, no invited public was allowed in February 2016 during the Europa League match in St-Etienne.
The FCB played without verbal support from the ranks, he lost 2: 3 but came through a 2: 1 success in the return match and a goal on the outside plus one more round.
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