North American fans’ celebration—how many “home fans” can the German team win in the U.S.?

The World Cup is held in the United States. The match between Germany and Curaçao, although it has nothing to do with the U.S. team, features a large number of German-descended immigrants and fans across North America. German football has a very strong influence in the U.S., and major clubs like Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have huge fan bases throughout North America.

Where will the match be played? At present, the specific venue has not been finally confirmed, but no matter which city it’s in, the German team will feel the atmosphere of a “near home game.” There will be many fans in German jerseys in the stands, cheering and rallying for the German team. For Curaçao, this is only adding insult to injury—not only do they have to face an opponent far stronger than themselves, they also have to face almost all the fans in the stands supporting the other side.

Curaçao is a small country in the Caribbean, and in the United States the number of Curaçaoan people is very limited. The fans who can make it to the stadium to cheer on the team may be only a few hundred. This stark contrast in fan support will affect the players’ mentality. Young Curaçao players may feel nervous. The veteran players may be experienced, but it’s hard for them not to feel lonely, too.

For the German team, this kind of “near home game” atmosphere is a major boost. The players will be more confident and more willing to make moves. The match is very likely to be one-sided: Germany’s possession rate will exceed 70%, Curaçao will retreat across the board, and the German fans in the stands will sing and dance. This is not just a game—it’s a North American celebration for German fans.

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