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Away Days

Away day guides: where visiting supporters sit and gather, travel timings, derby days and what to expect before and after the whistle.

Away supporters filling a corner block at a German football stadium
Away days

Away Days in Germany: How Visiting Supporters Travel

German away ends are usually sold through the visiting club, and the match ticket frequently doubles as a regional transport ticket.

2026-09-28
A warm evening street in a southern Spanish city with supporters heading to a match
Away days

Away day Seville: Real Betis, Heliópolis and the walk back

Seville is one of the easiest big-league away days in Europe: an airport, a tram and a stadium fifteen minutes from the old town.

2026-09-28
Supporters walking towards a stadium on a Dutch city street
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Away day Rotterdam: De Kuip, the trams and the river

Rotterdam is a compact away day: the stadium sits south of the river, and a tram from the centre gets you there in twenty minutes.

2026-09-28
A crowded southern Italian street on matchday with supporters in blue
Away days

Away day Naples: Napoli, the Maradona and the city around it

Naples asks more of a traveller than most away days, and the reward is a city that treats football as part of daily life.

2026-09-28
A densely packed street of colourful buildings near a football stadium
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Away day Buenos Aires: a matchday around La Bombonera

An away day at La Bombonera is a full-day commitment: arrive early, walk with the crowd and forget any idea of a quiet drink at the ground.

2026-09-28
Supporters on a crowded regional train heading to a football derby
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Ruhr derby away day: Dortmund, Schalke and the trains between them

The Ruhr puts three big grounds within an hour of each other, which makes it the densest football region in Europe for a weekend trip.

2026-09-28