Red Tribe
The Red Tribe is the official supporters’ group of the Belgian Red Lions and Red Panthers. During the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 in Wavre, the Red Tribe will bring together the most passionate Belgian fans to create an unforgettable atmosphere and help drive our national teams forward.
And you can be part of it.
Whether you register individually or as a group, we’re looking for supporters who are ready to sing, cheer and bring energy to the biggest hockey event ever hosted in Belgium. Simply show us in a short video how you would support the Red Lions and Red Panthers.
Registering individually? If selected, you’ll have the opportunity to bring along a few friends and join the Red Tribe together.
Selected supporters will be invited to a Red Tribe Bootcamp ahead of the tournament and will join the Red Tribe on selected match days during the FIH Hockey World Cup. You’ll receive exclusive Red Tribe gear, free access to selected matches and the unique opportunity to support Team Belgium from the heart of the action.
What do we ask from you?
- You are 10 years or older (participants under 18 need parental consent).
- You are available on the match days of the Red Lions and Red Panthers (dates to be communicated later).
- You speak Dutch, French, or English.
- You sign up individually or as a group and submit a short video showing how you would passionately support Belgium.
Have you been selected after registering individually? Then we’ll ask you to bring along a few friends or family members to help strengthen the Red Tribe. So be sure to register with your own “clan” in mind, so you can support the Red Lions and Red Panthers together.
What do we offer?
- Free access to selected Red Lions & Red Panthers matches.
- A Red Tribe T-shirt.
- A unique and unforgettable Hockey World Cup experience in the stadium.
- The opportunity to be part of the official supporters’ group of the Red Panthers and Red Lions.
Sign up!
We will contact you as soon as possible to let you know whether you have been selected for a bootcamp day, which will take place shortly before the start of the World Cup in August.