Welcoming people, these Dortmund fans are. On a related note, Dortmund hasn't lost a home match in the Champions League all year. If that trend continues, they could be favorites to reach the final.

As Borussia Dortmund’s jubilant players bounced in front of Die Gelbe Wand—or the Yellow Wall, the common epithet for the vast, 25,000-capacity Sudtribune terrace set behind Signal Iduna Park ...

Edin Terzic just stood there and cried. Twenty odd minutes after the final whistle, the south terrace of the Westfalenstadion remained full. Nicknamed Die Gelbe Wand, The Yellow Wall, they ...

On the Bundesliga regular season’s final day, Borussia Dortmund suffered a catastrophe for the ages to hand Bayern Munich their 11th straight title. Heading into the 34th and last game of a ...

More than 1,000 English fans travel to the majestic Westfalenstadion for every home match. BBC Sport investigates why.

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Stuttgart forward Serhou Guirassy has finally completed his transfer to Borussia Dortmund. The Guinea international, who scored 28 goals in the Bundesliga last season, had a €17.5million (£14 ...

Real Madrid defeated Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in London to win the 2023-24 Champions League. It's the club's 15th European title and its second in three years.

Borussia Dortmund's famous standing terrace, the largest in Europe. The sign above reads Gelbe Wand, Südtribüne in German, it means Yellow Wall, South Bank. (Photo: Teng Kiat) Reporting from Germany ...

The new visual system created by DesignStudio is based around “Die Gelbe Wand, or “Yellow Wall” of BVB fans, “which perfectly symbolises the club’s collective power and community”, Di Cola says.

Edin Terzic just stood there and cried. Twenty odd minutes after the final whistle, the south terrace of the Westfalenstadion remained full. Nicknamed Die Gelbe Wand, The Yellow Wall, they ...