European Football Championship - Before the quarter-final in Stuttgart: City fills up with fans
The EM-Quarterfinal match between Germany and Spain today in Stuttgart is causing the inner city to gradually fill up. Fans of both sides move through the streets with flags, songs, and drum circles. The atmosphere is relaxed. So far, everything has gone smoothly. The police do not classify the encounter as a high-risk game, but they will be present with many deployment forces in the inner city and around the stadium.
At the helm, up to 1,500 police officers will be in action, said a spokesperson. The first streets were closed as early as the early morning. Football fans are asked to come to the stadium or the inner city with public transportation. The setup for the Fan Walk begins early in the afternoon, starting at 14:30 hours towards the stadium.
- Excitement for the European Football Championship (EM) quarterfinal match between Germany and Spain in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, has led soccer enthusiasts from both nations to venture into the city streets, waving flags, singing, and forming drum circles.
- The stadium in Stuttgart will be the stage for tonight's highly anticipated Euro 2024 qualifier between Germany and Spain, a game that has attracted the attention of soccer fans across Europe.
- Stuttgart, the city of Baden-Württemberg, will be the epicenter of the soccer world on this particular night as Spain takes on Germany in the European Football Championship (EM), drawing massive crowds and fervent support from fans across Germany and beyond.
