“Build it and they will come,” they said in the film Field Of Dreams, well for Essen, Germany, they built their own field of dreams and there is not enough room to house those who want to watch. The 6-a-side World Cup taking place in Essen has become a spectacle that has captured the hearts of football fans from all corners of the globe.
Game after game in the tournament has seen the stands bursting at the seams, with thousands of passionate supporters eagerly vying for a spot to witness the thrilling matches. Such has been the overwhelming demand that many unfortunate fans have found themselves locked out of the games, unable to secure a coveted seat. However, the indomitable spirit of the fans cannot be dampened, as they have flocked to Kennedyplatz Square, where massive screens have been erected, just to catch a glimpse of the exhilarating action.
These big screens have become a lifeline for those who couldn’t make it into the stadium, drawing thousands more who cram into the square, eagerly cheering for their favourite teams. The atmosphere is electric, with chants, cheers, and applause reverberating through the air, turning the square into a true footballing haven.
A spokesperson for the tournament praised the town of Essen for its incredible passion and dedication to the event. “We are astounded by the overwhelming support we have received from the people of Essen. Their enthusiasm has made this World Cup an unforgettable experience for both the players and the fans,” the spokesperson said. “The organisers have done a phenomenal job in putting together such a fantastic tournament, and the people of Essen have embraced it with open arms. The atmosphere in the stadium and in Kennedyplatz Square is simply incredible.”
As the tournament heads into its final days, the action shows no signs of slowing down. The competition has been fierce, with teams from around the world showcasing their skills and battling for glory. Goals have been scored, tackles have been made, and moments of brilliance have left spectators in awe.
For those who want to be a part of this extraordinary footballing extravaganza, the 6-a-side World Cup in Essen continues until Sunday. Even if you can’t make it to the stadium or Kennedyplatz Square, you can still catch all the thrilling action by visiting the official website of the tournament at https://soccafederation.com/competition/2023-world-cup-germany