BVB Defends Against Exclusion of Fan Groups in Bergamo
Borussia Dortmund (BVB) is currently addressing concerns regarding potential exclusions of certain fan groups during a crucial match in Bergamo. The Italian club has notified BVB that, due to safety regulations, tickets for the playoff second leg on Wednesday will not be available to specific segments of their supporters.
BVB’s Response to Exclusion of Fans
The decision to restrict access reportedly affects Dortmund fans who may be barred from entering the stadium. This announcement has been met with strong disapproval from BVB, who views the exclusion as a significant breach of values and discrimination.
Club’s Statement
- BVB called the exclusion a violation of core principles.
- The club emphasized alignment with broader European football values.
- Despite these challenges, BVB advocates for all fans’ attendance.
The Bundesliga club has taken a firm stance against these restrictions, advocating for fan inclusion at the away game. BVB has already engaged in discussions with Atalanta Bergamo and UEFA, seeking a resolution.
Ticket Allocation
For the match, Borussia Dortmund has been allocated 1,300 tickets, but the club hopes for a favorable outcome following ongoing negotiations. BVB remains optimistic that discussions will lead to a positive resolution in the coming days.
This situation reflects the broader dialogue regarding fan rights and safety regulations in international football. As Borussia Dortmund continues its efforts, the outcome may influence future interactions between clubs and governing bodies regarding fan inclusion.
