Munich Braces for Dutch Football Frenzy: Preparing for a Busy Day During the Match Against Romania.

In Munich, the city is preparing for a busy day as the European Championship game between Romania and Netherlands is set to kick off at 6pm. Dutch fans are planning a fan march in the Olympic Park starting at 11 am. The Munich fire department has shared details stating that the fan march will gather at the Olympic Stadium to set off at 12 noon, resulting in several street closures along the planned route.

The procession will begin at the Olympic Ice Stadium, proceeding through Lerchenauer Strasse, and then continue along Schleißheimer Straße towards the city center. The route includes Ackermannbogen and Spiridon-Louis-Ring, with expected disruptions in traffic from 12 noon to about 1 p.m. The Munich Transport Company (MVG) anticipates an increased influx of football fans towards the Olympic Park and the match venue at Fröttmaninger Arena.

After the fan march, a joint stage program and celebration with Dutch and Romanian fans will take place in the Fan Zone from 1 p.m. Bus shuttles are available from 2.30 p.m. for ticket holders to alleviate public transport pressure. Additionally, many Oranje fans are expected to join football festivities in the city center during the day at Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt. There will be a heavy police presence with up to 2,000 officers deployed in Munich on European Championship match days.

Dutch fans are looking forward to celebrating their team’s victory over Romania with a fan march through Munich’s streets before heading to Fröttmaninger Arena for the match