The German authorities prohibit any organised fan marches unaccompanied by police towards the stadium. The meeting point for Double-headed Eagle supporters is O’Reilly’s Irish Pub (Am Hauptbahnhof 4, 60329 Frankfurt am Main), next to the Central Train Station. Fans should gather there at 17:00 to begin their journey to the stadium as early as possible.

The transfer of fans will be made by trains from the Central Railway Station, which will lead directly to the stadium, accompanied by the German police. The stadium gates will open at 18:00.

For PAOK fans who will not take the train to the stadium from the meeting point, it is recommended that you should arrive at the stadium at least two hours earlier, in order to pass the necessary security checks.

The following are prohibited at Deutsche Bank Park:

• Possession and use of firecrackers and flares.
• Helmets and umbrellas.
• Any object that can hide someone’s face (scarves, full-face masks).
• Knives, weapons and objects that can cause bodily harm.
• Banners and flags with racist or political content.
• Banners and flags longer than two meters and poles for the banners.
• Drugs.
• Laser devices.
• Alcohol and any packaging that is glass or aluminum.
• Backpacks, bags and suitcases.
• Drums, horns.

After the match, PAOK fans will have to wait for a while in the special Ostkurve area, outside gates 19-21 of the stadium. There will be stores open with drinks and refreshments, as well as toilets. After the necessary time has passed, fans will be escorted by the German police to their means of transport.

PAOK fans are requested to comply with the measures of the German authorities in order to avoid any risk of punishment of the team or possible legal actions against them. The authorities in Germany are particularly strict and show zero tolerance for offenders.