The hobby of Borussia Dortmund has starred in one of the mosaics brutal ones in European football against UEFA. In the minutes before the game against Glasgow Celtic of the Champions Leaguethe German fans who were on the famous ‘yellow wall’ of the Signal Iduna Park They took out a giant banner with a clear message: «UEFA mafia».
In this stand of the German stadium, one of the most famous in European football, with 25,000 fans who are usually the most spirited in the Borussia team and the ones who get the most mosaics in the games, a giant tifo was displayed, which occupied the entire stands, which is enormous. The message was clear against UEFA, which he called “mafia.” Furthermore, below those two words, which the Dortmund fans drew in large, the Borussia fans also put another phrase against the highest body of European football: “You don’t care about sport, all you care about is money”.
The message from the fans of the German club, current European runners-up after losing the last Champions League final against Real Madrid, was overwhelming against UEFA. Rarely do you see a complaint of this type, with a large mosaic in which the organizers of the competition are criticized so harshly. With this tifo in its best-known stands at Siganl Iduna Park, Borussia is exposed to a harsh sanctionsince UEFA does not allow these things and even less likes that there are such clear criticisms against them.
He Borussia Dortmund Celtic Glasgow is measured this Tuesday on the second day of the league phase of the Champions League. The European Cup changed the format for this season and now each team plays eight games, with a global classification of the 36 teams competing in the Champions League this year. Borussia Dortmund won the first matchday in Bruges and Celtic also did the same against Slovan Bratislava.
This mosaic can also be understood as an approach to the Super Leaguewhich continues its negotiation process with clubs, since the main criticism of Borussia Dortmund’s most important fans goes to UEFA, accusing this body of being a “mafia.”
