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Bremen ready for home game: fans mobilize for a bicycle demo!
SV Werder Bremen starts against Bayer Leverkusen on August 27th, 2025. Bremen Ultras are organizing a bike campaign for the home game.
Bremen ready for home game: fans mobilize for a bicycle demo!
On Saturday, the supporters of SV Werder Bremen are celebrating a very special event: their first home game in the new Bundesliga season against Bayer 04 Leverkusen is coming up. The Bremen Ultras have come up with something special for this occasion and are calling for a large-scale fan campaign. This is not just another game in the stadium - it is a sign of solidarity and support in challenging times.
Traditionally, fans gather at Bremen's market square and march in impressive corteos to the Weserstadion. This time, however, the supporters want to score points with a fresh concept: On Saturday at 11.30 a.m. the fans will meet on the lawn at Unisee and then ride their bikes towards the stadium. The departure is planned for 12.30 p.m. and has the motto “Together for our team”. The call for participation comes from the ultra groups “Wanderers Bremen”, “L’Intesa Verde”, “UltrA Team Bremen” and “HB-Crew” and promises a spectacular picture of unity as the cyclists ride through the city.
A call for support
New coach Horst Steffen and his team need all the support, especially after the unfortunate start to the season. The false start is an opportunity for many fans to stand behind the team even more resolutely. Neither the players nor the supporters want to give up and are therefore relying on a strong presence in the stadium.
At a time when the football business is often characterized by economic conflicts of interest, the 50+1 rule is the focus of discussions among fans. This rule ensures that the majority of voting shares in outsourced professional departments lie with the parent club. This regulation has proven to be an important tool for limiting the influence of investors and corporations. The call for consistent implementation of this rule is a clear message from many fans, like the website Wanderers Bremen emphasized.
The fans set the tone
As from a report by Sports show As can be seen, the mood among the fans in Germany is tense. The fan scenes are calling for a uniform and consistent application of the 50+1 rule in the DFB Cup and are expressing their concerns about developments in German football. They are clearly positioned and have shown messages such as “DFL & Club: We have you in mind – implement 50+1 without exception” in the stadium curves.
The debate surrounding the 50+1 rule will be further fueled by the upcoming elections for the DFL committees in September. The candidacies of Fernando Carro (Bayer 04 Leverkusen) and Philipp Türoff (1. FC Köln) are particularly interesting. Many in the industry feel that the regulations and principles of German football urgently need to be protected and enforced in order to prevent further alienation from fans.
With their bike campaign, the Bremen Ultras not only show creativity, but also the strong solidarity of the fans. Your action before the important home game is not only an opportunity to support the team, but also a clear sign of the values that make German football so special. Who can resist taking part in such a movement?