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A Borussia Dortmund fan left an interviewer close to tears in a heartwarming moment in the build-up to the Champions League final on Saturday.<br/><br/>Dortmund took on Real Madrid at Wembley after a memorable and shocking run to the final which included victories over Atletico Madrid and PSG.<br/><br/>Unfortunately for Edin Terzic's side, they were beaten 2-0 by Los Blancos on the night as the Spanish giants lifted Europe's elite club competition for a record-extending 15th time. <br/><br/>However, a moment in the build-up to the showpiece event has gone viral after a Dortmund fan had turned up to Wembley without a ticket.<br/><br/>In an interview with the TikTok account 'Robdidtiktok', the supporter explained his journey to the game.<br/><br/>'I hoped to get a ticket today but there was no luck,' he said as he looked devastated. <br/><br/>'(Dortmund) It's my heart club. It's the best club in the world for me and I've been a fan since my childhood. It's the best club.<br/><br/>'It's hard (that I didn't get a ticket), but the game will start soon and I hope to see a good game.<br/><br/>'It was everything for me to go into the game.'<br/><br/>The interviewer, clearly taken aback by the supporter's sadness and love for his club, then offered him his ticket for the final.<br/><br/>However, in a remarkable show of loyalty to the five friends he had traveled with, the supporter turned down the opportunity, leaving the interviewer in shock.<br/><br/>'We are six people,' he explained. 'OK but my friends, we are six people, we all traveled six people. <br/><br/>'I appreciate your ticket but all or no one. But we're a group, we're friends if only I could see the game, it's not fair to my friends. But friendship...'<br/><br/>The interviewer then embraced the supporter and was clearly in awe of his loyalty, before they parted ways, with a final reminder that the ticket would still be there if he changed his mind. <br/><br/>As the camera panned back around to the interviewer, he looked like he was about to tear up after his emotional interaction with the Dortmund fan.
A Borussia Dortmund fan left an interviewer close to tears in a heartwarming moment in the build-up to the Champions League final on Saturday.<br/><br/>Dortmund took on Real Madrid at Wembley after a memorable and shocking run to the final which included victories over Atletico Madrid and PSG.<br/><br/>Unfortunately for Edin Terzic's side, they were beaten 2-0 by Los Blancos on the night as the Spanish giants lifted Europe's elite club competition for a record-extending 15th time. <br/><br/>However, a moment in the build-up to the showpiece event has gone viral after a Dortmund fan had turned up to Wembley without a ticket.<br/><br/>In an interview with the TikTok account 'Robdidtiktok', the supporter explained his journey to the game.<br/><br/>'I hoped to get a ticket today but there was no luck,' he said as he looked devastated. <br/><br/>'(Dortmund) It's my heart club. It's the best club in the world for me and I've been a fan since my childhood. It's the best club.<br/><br/>'It's hard (that I didn't get a ticket), but the game will start soon and I hope to see a good game.<br/><br/>'It was everything for me to go into the game.'<br/><br/>The interviewer, clearly taken aback by the supporter's sadness and love for his club, then offered him his ticket for the final.<br/><br/>However, in a remarkable show of loyalty to the five friends he had traveled with, the supporter turned down the opportunity, leaving the interviewer in shock.<br/><br/>'We are six people,' he explained. 'OK but my friends, we are six people, we all traveled six people. <br/><br/>'I appreciate your ticket but all or no one. But we're a group, we're friends if only I could see the game, it's not fair to my friends. But friendship...'<br/><br/>The interviewer then embraced the supporter and was clearly in awe of his loyalty, before they parted ways, with a final reminder that the ticket would still be there if he changed his mind. <br/><br/>As the camera panned back around to the interviewer, he looked like he was about to tear up after his emotional interaction with the Dortmund fan.
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