The long and dark hallway must be passed by whoever is the club that will play the match with Borussia Dortmund. After they passed the aisle, they would see a loud shaking but not an earthquake but the screams of the supporters who echoed making the stadium feel like it was shaking.

Reporting from goal.com, at the time Dortmund coach Jurgen Kloop said, "The tunnel is dark and is two meters high, and when you come out of it you feel like you are being reborn." Suppose when you are there and look to the left, you will see as if there are thousands of people in the Tribune who are all completely crazy."

The tribune is officially called the sudtribune (South Tribune). However, it is better known as "The Yellow Wall" which is where the stands are louder, louder, and noisier than any other stands in the entire world.

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I believe the tribune was called the Yellow Wall in 2005 by one of the ultras supporter groups who created a very large banner that stretched across the sudtribune and read “Gelbe Wand Dortmund” (Yellow Wall Dortmund).

The ultras group also previously choreographed a giant banner over 30 meters wide, citing the words of Oscar Wilde, a 19th century British playwright that read “We are all in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars. - star". The ultras group added their own words, namely "At the end of the dark tunnel, the Yellow Wall shines" and that's where the name came from.

From the brief story above, passion and conditions in the stadium began to enter my soul. It was as if I was in it screaming with the supporters.