Bayern Munich expecting 13,000 FC Magdeburg supporters for DFB-Pokal match
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12-second readBayern Munich is expecting a large contingent of FC Magdeburg supporters for their DFB-Pokal match, with up to 13,000 fans anticipated according to Bild. The official away section, holding around 7,500 fans, has sold out, and additional supporters are buying tickets in other stadium sections.

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Bayern Munich is expecting a large contingent of FC Magdeburg supporters for their DFB-Pokal match, with up to 13,000 fans anticipated according to Bild. The official away section, holding around 7,500 fans, has sold out, and additional supporters are buying tickets in other stadium sections. This significant away support is expected to make the match feel unlike a traditional home game for Bayern. FC Magdeburg's rallying cry was 'Everyone in blue to Munich' as they organized their traveling contingent.
The DFB-Pokal is known for producing unexpected results, and FC Magdeburg are not just traveling to Munich to watch; they have a history of causing upsets, including against Bayern Munich in 2000. Bayern will be favorites but can't be complacent. The visitors are bringing enthusiasm and potentially enough supporters to be heard throughout the Allianz Arena. The Bavarians are reminded that cup football leaves no room for complacency.
With 13,000 opposing supporters expected, Bayern needs to ensure their football performance is strong. The large away contingent could make a significant impact on the atmosphere at the Allianz Arena. Bayern Munich is aware that they are expected to win but must be prepared for FC Magdeburg's enthusiasm. The match is set to be a challenging one for the home team due to the significant away support.
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Bayern Munich might be playing at home tomorrow, but someone should probably remind the Allianz Arena crowd that this isn’t going to feel like a traditional home game. According to Bild (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), up to 13,000 FC Magdeburg supporters are expected to make the trip to Munich for the DFB-Pokal showdown. The official away section, which holds approximately 7,500 fans, has already sold out, but that hasn’t stopped additional supporters from snapping up tickets in other sections of the stadium.
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