One Euro 2024 location boasts a quite bizarre feature, which left BBC critics rather confused
Euro 2024 has taken the sports earth across some of Germany's most popular sports locations, from Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena to Borussia Dortmund's Westfalenstadion.
The Olympiastadion in Berlin has seen some of football's most memorable events, including Zinedine Zidane's elbow on Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final, and may host this summer's last.
But, eagle-eyed viewers on Tuesday night during coverage of the Netherlands vs. Austria noticed a rather odd feature of the industry.
Euro 2024 facility surprises experts
BBC cameras captured people climbing an elevator onto the field before the two teams returned from their dressing rooms for the next half of the Euro 2024 Group D game.
Presenter Gabby Logan raised the point live on air, saying:" The groups are heading out to the ball via elevator- that's clearly something you're used to, Thomas".
Previous European foreign Thomas Hitzlesperger, who played in the venue in the 2007 German Cup last, responded:" Yeah, I was. It's really a fun little of the venue".
Ben then shifted her focus to another journalist, former Scotland scorer James McFadden, asking:" Most strange way you've seen gamers enter the ball"?
" Yeah, I've never seen that before- I would've used it", he responded.
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