😍 Who needs the Champions League, magical Eintracht nights shine | OneFootball

Finally, it's starting again! The Champions League kicks off tomorrow evening. Alongside blockbuster matches and many stars eager to perform on Europe's biggest football stage, fans will also offer fantastic choreographies.

A fan base that is particularly familiar with magical European cup nights is that of Eintracht Frankfurt. Internationally, the SGE fans always deliver at home games in the Deutsche Bank Park.

Since the Hessian team is back in the premier class after 2022/23, we want to remember the most beautiful choreographies of the past CL season.

For the second time after 2022/23, Eintracht Frankfurt is participating in the Champions League this season. For the fans, these are very special nights in the premier class, which were made magical last time with beautiful choreographies.

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At the very first home game against Sporting, the entire Deutsche Bank Park was dipped in black and white.

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There was also a two-part Tifo. Because everything turned for the better in the second leg, the day remains in positive SGE memory despite the 0:3 defeat.

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Against Tottenham, there was a noteworthy theme party with flags on the 3rd matchday.

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Not only in the Champions League have the Eintracht fans presented impressive choreographies in the home Deutsche Bank Park, but also in the Europa League they have regularly pulled out all the stops.

Sometimes it doesn't take much to make a complete stadium look a little more beautiful. Just about 47,000 black, white and red cards, like at the home game against Limasoll.

In the quarterfinals of the Europa League season 2018/2019, they even went one better and showed this impressive choreo across the entire stadium against Benfica Lisbon.

At the game against Chelsea in May 2019, the Frankfurt fans not only turned the stadium into a sea of black and white flags, but also transformed a stand into a huge sticker wall.

The fans will certainly remember this choreo from the home game in the Europa League in January this year against Ferencvaros Budapest. The subsequent 2:0 victory of the SGE was particularly pleasing.

The Frankfurt team starts the new CL season with a home game in the Deutsche Bank Park against Galatasaray (9 pm) on Thursday. It will be exciting to see what the fans have come up with this season.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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