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About 6,300 Betis fans expected for Dortmund Champions League match
About 6,300 Real Betis fans are expected in Dortmund to support their team against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
They will be spread around Signal Iduna Park, whose famous Yellow Wall holds nearly 24,500 standing fans.
Betis have won their first three Champions League matches since returning to the competition after 21 years away.
A fourth straight victory would strengthen their chances of reaching the knockout rounds and finishing among the competition’s top eight.
Dortmund have won two and lost one in this season’s Champions League, and have lost only twice in their last 24 home matches in the competition.
The teams meet in the fourth round, with Betis aiming to extend their perfect start against a difficult home opponent.
About 6,300 Real Betis fans are expected to attend the Champions League match against Borussia Dortmund at Signal Iduna Park.
The estimate is well above initial expectations of about 5,000 supporters.
The fans include people with officially allocated tickets and others who bought seats through Dortmund’s sales channels.
Betis have won their first three Champions League matches and are seeking a fourth consecutive victory.
Signal Iduna Park has a capacity of more than 81,000.
- Who
- About 6,300 Real Betis supporters are expected to attend.
- What
- Betis will play Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
- When
- Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
- Where
- Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund, Germany.
- Why
- Betis are playing their fourth match of the Champions League league phase, and their supporters are travelling to back the team.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
About 5,000 Betis supporters were expected to travel to Dortmund.
The estimate rose to about 6,300, including fans who bought tickets through Dortmund’s sales channels.
- Expected Betis supporters
- About 6,300
- Official tickets allocated by Dortmund
- 3,813
- Additional tickets for club protocol
- 200
- Seats bought through Dortmund’s sales channels
- Around 2,300
- Signal Iduna Park capacity
- More than 81,000