Our Supporters: Well Fed and Ready to Smile

A tournament like the U21 European Championship doesn’t just live from the sport on the field — it also relies on the people and partners who make everything around it possible. Today we’d like to introduce two of them.

Catering is taken care of by traditional butchery Jais from Munich-Trudering. For over 80 years, the family business has stood for meat and sausage specialities made in-house — over tournament weekend, you’ll find them right on-site.

Weather Forecast for Tournament Weekend

☀️ The current forecast promises a wonderfully pleasant 20 to 24°C – dry and summery. Great conditions for the tournament!

That said, a quick shower is never fully out of the question. So just in case, pack some rain protection – and a towel or cloth for your seat won’t hurt either. That way you’ll be ready for whatever the weather brings!

Do's & Don'ts for Tournament Weekend

To make the tournament weekend relaxed and enjoyable for everyone, we’ve put together a few simple rules. In short: bring good vibes, leave the glass bottles and bad mood at home.

✅ Do

• Bring your own camping chair
• Bring good vibes
• Travel by public transport
• Small bags only (max. A3 size)
• Park at the P+R Studentenstadt
• Bring banners and cheer on the teams

🚫 Don’t

• Bring glass bottles
• Bring food in single-use containers
• Bad mood and offensive behaviour – these must stay outside
• Park on Osterwaldstraße – please leave the few public parking spots for the residents!
• Park at the sports ground – we need the few spaces for officials, teams and the organising team!
• Take the bus into Osterwaldstraße – there’s no turning space there!

💶 Payment

Everything at the venue is cash only – so please bring a few small bills and some coins along, it makes things easier for everyone. The nearest ATM is on Ungererstraße near the Edeka supermarket (just pop it into Maps).

Fredy Sprenger

Fredy Sprenger is one of the international referees joining the U21 European Championship 2026. Since becoming an international referee in 2019, he has officiated at several major faustball tournaments across Europe and beyond, including the Men’s Champions Cup in Austria and the Men’s and Women’s World Games in Birmingham.

His experience is particularly valuable in a tournament like this, where calm decisions, clear communication and strong control of the match are essential. Across his international appearances, he has shown a reliable standard in demanding situations and has built confidence in both men’s and women’s competitions.

Stefan Bergler

Stefan Bergler brings a particularly strong mix of playing experience and officiating experience to the U21 European Championship. After an active playing career from 1974 to 2014, he developed into a highly experienced national and international referee. He has been an A-grade referee since 1994 and an international referee since 2004.

Over the years, he has officiated at many national and international tournaments, including German championships and several European and world-level competitions. His long career has given him a deep understanding of the physical and tactical demands of top-level faustball, as well as the importance of calm and consistent decisions.