The Westfalenstadion, also known as Signal Iduna Park, is one of the many wonders of modern football. In every inch a concrete spectacle of footballing passion, ahead of Tottenham's trip to Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League we've captured the almighty 'Yellow Wall'.
The sound booms and reverberates around all four corners while a pint of beer flies past your shoulder. The famous südtribüne is much like going to a gig. An experience of intense footballing joy, even before a ball has been kicked it'll wrap you up with the sound of celebration and the hairs on your neck will be razor sharp, let alone on edge. In every sense, this is a place symbolic of strength and with fans coming together to form a force that goes beyond any extra player on this pitch, playing towards this mega-structure of nose-bleeding proportions must be an overwhelming experience.
Something that the club works with their fans closely on, it's a place that has inspired the Tifo world over with displays reaching each end of the globe with their victorious acclaim. From the front, two podiums play host to the vocal gents that lead the shouts of support while flags, right to that back set a scene that your eyes will reconsider time over. A sight of a million postcards, there are stories in every single supporter and this yellow emblazoned wall goes every way to show there's no place like home. You can stick the yellow brick road, the wall is an almighty magic place that has been conjured with football the underbelly of creation.
If you've not experienced it, we'd urge you to take a trip. Pick up some yellow on route and pretend to know the words, you'll soon return home on a quest to extend your German vocabulary. 'You'll Never Walk Alone' is one song you will of course know and singing along with the best part of 80,000 people will not leave you for years. Good luck Spurs, you've got a wall to climb before you've even thought about sticking the ball in the back of the net.
You can pick up some Dortmund yellow here or Spurs white here. You've got to dress for the occasion.
