Bracelet for football fans with motifs from the Frankfurt Europa League victory

Armreif aus recyceltem Silber mit Motiven der Frankfurter Europa-League-Saison 21/22

Vergoldeter Armreif aus recyceltem Silber mit Motiven der Frankfurter Europa-League-Saison 21/22

Bracelet Frankfurt Europa League Victory

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Bracelet Frankfurt Europa League Victory

The flight of the eagles through Europe in the Europa League 2021/22!

A unique fan article for all fans of Frankfurt football who were there or would have liked to be there.

On this bracelet, which we make from 100% recycled silver, all the venues and stadiums in which Eintracht Frankfurt played so successfully to win the Europa League can be seen in relief. Antwerp, Piraeus, Istanbul, Seville, Barcelona, London and of course Frankfurt. All the stadiums and main attractions of this unique journey immortalized on one bracelet.

With this bangle you get a unique piece of jewelry that will draw everyone's attention. Perfect for any Frankfurt football fan, this bangle makes a great gift for any occasion. Order your Frankfurt Europa League victory themed bracelet today!

The most important features:

Made from 100% recycled sterling silver
With reliefs of stadiums and famous landmarks of all cities in which Eintracht competed in the 21/22 Europa League (You can find a description of the motifs further down on this page)
In different sizes
Made individually to order and ready to ship in just over 2 weeks
Shipping is free!
With the text "Der Flug der Adler durch Europa 21/22" engraved on the inside.
On request and for a small surcharge also with your own desired text and/or coated with gold

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Sorgfältig hergestellt und versandfertig nach 15 bis 18 Arbeitstagen

Achtung! Armreifen mit Ihrem eigenen Text werden immer extra hergestellt und haben daher immer 12-15 Arbeitstage Lieferzeit!

These are the venues and stadiums that Frankfurt fans were able to visit during the Europa League season and are featured on this bracelet:

From left to right, the venues and stadiums featured on the bracelets are:

In the knockout round it went first Sevilla where Eintracht won at Bonito Villamarin Stadium 2:1 against Betis Sevilla. One of the other Seville sights featured here is the 130-foot-tall 13th-century fortified tower Torre del Oro.

After that, tens of thousands of fans went to the Camp Nou, the famous stadium of FC Barcelona, where there was a 3-2 win. Perhaps one or the other had time to see the famous Sagrada Familia, the Gaudi designed basilica which has been under construction for 140 years.

In London then the semifinals took place, where Eintracht in London Stadium won a 2-1 draw against West Ham United. Anyone who has been there will surely also have seen the famous Monument The Champions in front of the former stadium commemorating Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Ray Wilson.

Back in Sevilla again, on May 18, 2022, the unforgettable final took place against Glasgow Rangers in the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, that Eintracht finally won 5:4 on penalties. There was celebration that night and a lot of the fans where Flamenco dancing.

When the cup was presented on the Römerberg, the former mayor didn't just make a fool of himself on the balcony of the Frankfurt City Hall Roemer. However, that only slightly spoiled the mood of the revelers, who also attended the home games of the Europa League season in Deutsche Bank Park. Of course, as always, Attila the eagle has also been there as a mascot.

In the group phase, Eintracht previously played in Sükry Saracoglu Stadium against Fenerbahçe Istanbul. In addition to the 1:1 there, the fans who traveled with them could also see the Hagia Sophia in the old town.

There was a 2-1 win for Frankfurt against Olympiacos Piraeus in Karaiskakis Stadium, the stadium of Piraeus, the historic port city of Athens, where many fans also took the opportunity to make a detour to the Acropolis..

Out against Royal Antwerp was a 1-0 away win in the Bosuil stadium retracted. The Museum aan de Stroom in the former harbor district was another sight that the Frankfurt fans could see there on their journey with Eintracht.

<h2>These are the venues and stadiums that Frankfurt fans were able to visit during the Europa League season and are featured on this bracelet:</h2>

 

From left to right, the venues and stadiums featured on the bracelets are:

In the knockout round it went first Sevilla where Eintracht won at Bonito Villamarin Stadium 2:1 against Betis Sevilla. One of the other Seville sights featured here is the 130-foot-tall 13th-century fortified tower Torre del Oro.

After that, tens of thousands of fans went to the Camp Nou, the famous stadium of FC Barcelona, where there was a 3-2 win. Perhaps one or the other had time to see the famous Sagrada Familia, the Gaudi designed basilica which has been under construction for 140 years.

In London then the semifinals took place, where Eintracht in London Stadium won a 2-1 draw against West Ham United. Anyone who has been there will surely also have seen the famous Monument The Champions in front of the former stadium commemorating Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Ray Wilson.

Back in Sevilla again, on May 18, 2022, the unforgettable final took place against Glasgow Rangers in the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, that Eintracht finally won 5:4 on penalties. There was celebration that night and a lot of the fans where Flamenco dancing.

When the cup was presented on the Römerberg, the former mayor didn't just make a fool of himself on the balcony of the Frankfurt City Hall Roemer. However, that only slightly spoiled the mood of the revelers, who also attended the home games of the Europa League season in Deutsche Bank Park. Of course, as always, Attila the eagle has also been there as a mascot.

In the group phase, Eintracht previously played in Sükry Saracoglu Stadium against Fenerbahçe Istanbul. In addition to the 1:1 there, the fans who traveled with them could also see the Hagia Sophia in the old town.

There was a 2-1 win for Frankfurt against Olympiacos Piraeus in Karaiskakis Stadium, the stadium of Piraeus, the historic port city of Athens, where many fans also took the opportunity to make a detour to the Acropolis..

Out against Royal Antwerp was a 1-0 away win in the Bosuil stadium retracted. The Museum aan de Stroom in the former harbor district was another sight that the Frankfurt fans could see there on their journey with Eintracht.