Germany restores stadium parking after 25 years

The German Football Association has returned to a previous practice by reintroducing standing area tickets for international matches, after a 25-year absence, starting from September 2026. This will apply to the Nations League matches against Greece and Serbia, and will also include matches for the women's teams and the Under-21 teams. The federation's president confirmed that standing areas are part of the fans' culture and help enhance the atmosphere, as well as providing an economical option for supporters. This move comes after UEFA permitted the reintroduction of such areas in certain competitions since 2022. Germany has a rich history of providing standing sections for fans, such as the South Stand at Borussia Dortmund, famously known as the "Yellow Wall," which can accommodate around 25,000 spectators. The German Football Association aims to improve the fan experience following an early exit from the World Cup and the appointment of Jürgen Klopp as the national team coach.

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