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Borussia Mönchengladbach fans print cardboard cutouts of themselves for games played behind closed doors
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VIDEO: Borussia Mönchengladbach fans print cardboard cutouts of themselves for games played behind closed doors

Scheme to populate the stands if the Bundesliga continues without attendances.

❌ No fans? No problem for Borussia Monchengladbach! @borussia_en pic.twitter.com/fRiZQOVWJr

— RT Sport (@RTSportNews) April 14, 2020

Borussia Mönchengladbach have invited fans to have a cardboard cutout of themselves placed in the stadium in case future games are played behind closed doors.

For a small fee of 19 euros, plus a 2.50 euro contribution to the fan group organising the setup and a donation to the ‘Borussia help Borussia’ charitable programme, supporters can have a life-sized photo in the stands.

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The German Bundesliga club’s Borussia-Park is quickly filling up with cardboard fans after the scheme was overwhelmed with applications with over 8000 already inside.

The top German leagues could be set for a return with a decision due in May on whether so-called ‘ghost games’ can be played with a maximum of 213 people in the stadium.

Hinchas del Borussia Mönchengladbach han pagado para hacer figuras de cartón de si mismos en caso la Bundesliga retorne a puertas cerradas. pic.twitter.com/zXwt5Eq7rg

— Nicole (@nicolesotelor) April 25, 2020