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Big semi-final day in Zurich

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7/22/2025
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The German and Spanish fans created an impressive atmosphere before the big semi-final match.

Germany or Spain – who will follow England into the final? Before this question was answered at Stadion Letzigrund, German and Spanish fans gathered around the ZüriFanzone to get in the mood for the big game.

The impressive German fan walk was once again accompanied by the fan bus. The Spanish fan walk was smaller in terms of numbers, but just as loud thanks to the drummers. The two fan camps made their way peacefully and cheerfully from the ZüriFanzone to Stadion Letzigrund.

  • The supporters of the record European champions from Germany walked together to Stadion Letzigrund.
  • The Spanish fans were already in good spirits before kick-off.
  • The German team could count on loud support.
  • German and Spanish fans celebrated a cheerful and peaceful get-together before the game.
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