There has been an incredible response from Greek National Team fans for the big away game against the Netherlands in Amsterdam. The tickets secured by the Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) for Greek fans sold out in less than half an hour after they went on sale, confirming the momentum surrounding the “blue-and-white” team.
Demand was enormous from the very first minutes, and the available seats for the November 13 match at the Johan Cruijff Arena were snapped up. The Greek public has shown once again that it wants to stand by the national team, this time in one of the most challenging away matches in UEFA Nations League Group A.
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This latest sellout takes on even greater significance when viewed in the context of what happened just a few days ago at Toumba Stadium. The national team’s matches against the Netherlands and Germany had also resulted in two consecutive sellouts, with fans filling the stadium and creating an electric atmosphere around the team.
The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) announcement: “Netherlands vs. Greece
: Match Tickets Sold Out”
In just a few minutes, the tickets made available to fans of the National Team for the away match against the Netherlands on Friday, November 13, in Amsterdam, for Matchday 5 of League A in the UEFA Nations League.
This marks yet another consecutive sellout by the National Team’s fans, who have demonstrated their support for the team in practice by quickly selling out tickets, both for the home matches against the Netherlands and Germany in Thessaloniki, as well as for the away match against Germany in Augsburg.
The national team will, once again, have its fans by its side, this time at the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam, where fans will support Ivan Jovanović and the national team in yet another important UEFA Nations League match.
*photo source: AP
