PSV are set to receive strong support in the Spanish capital when Peter Bosz’s side face Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu on 24 November, with at least 3,875 travelling supporters guaranteed a place in the away section.

The Champions League meeting, scheduled to kick off at 9pm local time, will be PSV’s first encounter with Real Madrid since 1989. With the away allocation sold out, Bosz’s team can expect a packed section of travelling fans as they prepare for one of their biggest European fixtures of the season.

The support could extend beyond the designated away end, with additional PSV fans expected to secure seats in the home sections of the famous Madrid stadium.

The trip to Madrid continues a strong trend of travelling support for PSV in European competition this season.

Their away sections were also sold out for matches against RB Leipzig and FC Porto. Approximately 2,200 supporters travelled to Germany, where PSV lost 1-0, while around 2,500 made the journey to Portugal for the 1-0 victory over Porto.

With at least 3,875 fans expected in Madrid, PSV will have received support from more than 8,000 travelling spectators across their three European away fixtures this season.

The numbers underline the commitment of PSV supporters, who have continued to follow the team across the continent regardless of the destination or the challenge facing Bosz’s side.

PSV’s European away schedule will continue in January with a trip to Norway to face Viking FK. As relayed by PSV Inside, around 800 supporters are expected to occupy the away section for that fixture.

Although the allocation is smaller than those available in Leipzig, Porto and Madrid, the trip will provide another opportunity for PSV fans to follow their team abroad as the European campaign progresses.

The Madrid fixture, however, is likely to be one of the most significant away occasions of the season, given the stature of Real Madrid and the setting at the Santiago Bernabéu.

PSV’s travelling support is nothing new. In recent seasons, Bosz’s team have regularly been backed by sold-out away sections at major European venues.

Last season, PSV supporters filled their allocations in Leverkusen, Athens, Liverpool and Newcastle upon Tyne, demonstrating the scale of the club’s following beyond the Netherlands.

The upcoming visit to Madrid continues that tradition, with thousands preparing to make the journey to support PSV against one of European football’s most decorated clubs.

For Bosz and his players, the sold-out away section will provide a familiar show of support as they prepare for a demanding night in the Spanish capital. With additional PSV fans potentially spread throughout the home stands, the Dutch champions could enjoy an even larger travelling presence than the official away allocation suggests.