The 1988 European Championship is remembered not just for the Netherlands’ historic win, but for the unforgettable presence of their fans. Dutch supporters brought an explosion of color, energy, and joy to the streets and stadiums of West Germany.
Thousands of fans traveled across the border in bright orange outfits, filling towns with music, laughter, and football songs. Their passion was impossible to ignore — cheerful, creative, and louder than anyone else.
When Marco van Basten scored his legendary volley in the final, it wasn’t just a victory for the team — it was a triumph for a nation. EURO ’88 became a celebration of Dutch football and its incredible fans, who helped turn a tournament into a legend.