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Real Betis at BVB: Fans in the Local Area – Without Green and White

This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.

Real Betis fans may enter the local area for the Champions League match in Dortmund, but four sectors in the South End are closed to them. Clothing and badges in green and white are also prohibited.

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Real Betis away fans are generally permitted to enter the local area of the Signal Iduna Park for the Champions League match between Borussia Dortmund and Real Betis. However, four sectors in the South End are excluded for Real Betis fans, and a dress code applies in the permitted area.

For all Betis fans with the appropriate ticket, this is important information before traveling to Dortmund. During checks, it appears that not only the ticket sector is considered, but also whether clothing or badges in the club colors green and white are being worn.

Which Betis Fans Can Enter the Local Area

The decisive detail is on the ticket.

Borussia Dortmund has informed Real Betis that spectators with tickets for the local segment are generally able to attend the match. However, access is prohibited for tickets for four specifically named areas in the Fondo Sur.

The sectors affected are 10–15, 80–84, 35–39 and 85–89. According to ABC.es, their tickets were canceled by the German club. Anyone holding a ticket for one of these sectors therefore cannot count on being able to access the local area.

Four Sectors in the Fondo Sur Are Closed

No access despite a valid ticket? The sector on your ticket is the first crucial factor.

  • Sectors 10–15: These tickets do not permit entry to the local segment.
  • Sectors 80–84: Tickets for these sectors were also canceled by Borussia Dortmund.
  • Sectors 35–39: These tickets do not entitle holders to enter the local area.
  • Sectors 85–89: These tickets were also canceled, meaning entry to the local segment is not permitted.

The announcement does not name replacement seats or explain whether the affected tickets will be refunded or exchanged. Anyone holding a ticket from one of these areas should therefore keep track of how it will be handled rather than assume without verification that their original seat remains available.

Green and White Are Taboo in the Local Area

A ticket alone is not enough.

According to the title of the official announcement, Betis fans may not wear clothing or badges in green and white in the local area. This means jerseys, scarves or other items of clothing in the club colors may cause problems, even if the ticket is for a sector that is not closed.

Concretely, this means you should check not only your ticket sector but also your outfit. However, the notice does not specify any exceptions for individual items of clothing or describe an alternative replacement ticket for the canceled sectors.

What You Can Specifically Check Before the Match

The sector and clothing go together.

The easiest way to check access is by looking at two details: if your ticket lists one of the four closed sectors, entry to the local segment is prohibited according to the available notice. If your ticket is not on this list, visiting the local area is generally still possible – but without clothing or badges in green and white.

The match itself is part of the fourth matchday of the Champions League league phase. Kickoff is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. at the Signal Iduna Park.

More for You

You can find the full announcement with all the listed sectors and the official access rules in ABC.es's report on Real Betis's match at Borussia Dortmund. It is particularly important to check your own ticket sector: Four sectors have been canceled, and green-and-white clothing is prohibited in the local area.

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