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9.09.2024Champions League

Tickets for UCL away game at Feyenoord

Bayer 04 are away to Feyenoord on matchday one in the UEFA Champions League 2024/25. The game against the top-flight Dutch side is on Thursday, 19 September (kick-off: 18. 45 CEST) at Feyenoord’s De Kuip Stadium. Here is the latest information on ticket sales.
Feyenoord Rotterdam gegen Bayer 04

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The exclusive sale to season card holders and Bayer 04 Club members begins on Monday, 9 September at noon CEST. Ticket sales will end on 15 September (23.59 CEST) – provided tickets are still available. There will be no open sale period.

Seats:

  • Blocks GG, FF, HH, JJ (Season card holders and Club member): €61.00

How to order:

Distribution:

  • Tickets will be available as print@home tickets
  • Tickets are not available from the fan shops

Further information:

  • The seated blocks will be released in turn
  • Ticket limit: 2
  • Ticket price includes a €1.00 handling charge

Please note:

In preparation for the Champions League away game in Rotterdam, Bayer 04 are striving for a fair and above all safe stadium experience for all spectators. The club is in close contact with the hosts, the management at Feyenoord and the Dutch and German security organisations.

Due to the potentially explosive nature of this game, Bayer 04 fans are asked to behave peacefully and responsibly at the De Kuip Stadium as well as in the city of Rotterdam. Concrete information and recommendations for travelling fans will be available shortly in the club's fan information. Bayer 04 also ask fans to avoid conflict situations arising through sensible behaviour. The following special circumstances are to be expected in Rotterdam.

  • Antipathy to identifiable Bayer 04 fans
  • Aggressive behaviour from home fans
  • Strict approach from the local police
  • Being kept behind after the game for at least 30 minutes

Bayer 04 will endeavour to do everything possible to make the game an atmospheric but above all peaceful football fest. Together with the hosts from Feyenoord, who we have a close relationship with, we ask all Bayer 04 fans for their support.

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