GERMAN giants Borussia Monchengladbach have left hungry football fans drooling.
The Bundesliga side serve up a giant battered fish sandwich at their stadium on game days.
Punters are usually forced to endure some terrible grub when going to cheer their side on.
From a single burnt sausage in a dry bun, to a processed slice of cheese hurled on top of unseasoned chips, there are some shocking match day meals around.
To make matters worse, fans usually have to pay through the nose for the dastardly dishes.
And even the World Cup failed to live up to standards, with the fan village providing “sad” snacks for guests at £200 per night.
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But Bundesliga side Gladbach are taking things to the next level by serving up a huge, tasty fish sandwich.
The battered fillet is supported by a fresh artisan roll, and is so big it sticks out of the bun on either side.
Some fresh greenery provides the aesthetics, and the sarnie is finished with a generous thick helping of tartar sauce.
But just when you thought things couldn’t get better, the stunning snack only costs £5.20.
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Fans on social media have certainly been enjoying Gladbach’s latest creation, with one saying: “Bundesliga got the best snacks.”
Another simply declared he “would” wolf down the delectable concoction.
And other supporters tagged their mates to make them aware of the magnificent munch available in Germany.
However, League Two side Stockport County showed England can mix it with the best at times.
That's after cheering up fans over the festive period with a £4.50 CUP of Christmas dinner.
The genius meal was filled with turkey, roast potatoes and pigs-in-blankets, with the cup also allowing for lashings of gravy to be added.
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