Stadium, Fans & Club Culture
15 entries in the Bayer Leverkusen compendium.
SüdkurveThe beating red and black heart of the BayArena.WerkselfBorn on the factory floor, rising as a red-and-black force in German football.BayArenaOriginally known as the Ulrich-Haberland-Stadion, it has evolved from a modest industrial Leverkusen Fans e.V.The unified voice of the Werkself, binding generations of red and black passion.Wir sind BayerOne voice, one heart: The unbreakable spirit of the Werkself.UEFA Cup Final 2002The night perfection met heartbreak, sealing the legend of the eternal runners-up.DFB-Pokal Final 2002A heartbreak in Berlin that defined an era of near-misses for the Werkself.SchilbergstadionThe historic birthplace of the Werkself's footballing soul on the Schilberg hill.Pharma-RiesenFrom factory floor to European stage: the red-and-black legacy of Leverkusen.Leverkusen ist die StadtThe Works Eleven: where industrial heritage meets footballing passion.Bayer Leverkusen Fans ClubThe loyal heart of the Werkself beats red and white in Leverkusen.NordrheinderbyA fierce regional clash defining industrial pride and traditional passion in the North RhiDer LöweThe red and black fortress where the lion's spirit roars.Wir sind die WerkselfMore than a company team, the Werkself is a family forged in red and black.Dieter HengstA name occasionally mentioned, yet absent from the official hall of fame.
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