Champions League: heightened security at Madrid, Paris, and London games amid terror threats
The Champions League quarter-final matches in Madrid, Paris, and London will have increased security due to alleged terror threats against all four games.
Two English clubs, Arsenal and Manchester City, are participating in these ties.
Arsenal drew with Bayern Munich in the first leg, while Manchester City had a thrilling 3-3 draw with Real Madrid.
Despite the threats, the games have proceeded as planned.
Harry Kane scored a penalty against Arsenal, his former rivals, adding to their woes.
Manchester City also gave up leads in their matches in Madrid.
No significant security changes were reported at Arsenal's stadium before the game.
The Metropolitan Police have a "robust plan" in place for Arsenal's game tonight, and Arsenal is working closely with them for safety.
Tomorrow, there are games in Paris and Madrid.
The text reports that both Arsenal and FC Bayern clubs are working with local police and UEFA to ensure security for their Champions League fixtures, following alleged terrorist threats.
The UK Home Secretary and France's interior minister have also announced that security measures have been reinforced for these events.
UEFA is closely collaborating with authorities to maintain safety at the venues.
The French interior minister, Gerald Darmanin, has announced that security will be increased in Paris following a threat from the Islamic State group, specifically targeting stadiums.
PSG coach Luis Enrique and player Danilo have expressed concerns but emphasized the importance of focusing on the football match.
Security measures have been described as "considerably reinforced." A Spanish government minister has announced that they have taken all necessary precautions to prevent terror attacks during the upcoming Madrid soccer games.
Over 2,000 officers from national police, civil guard, and municipal police will be deployed.
Spain's interior minister also mentioned that relevant initiatives have been taken to ensure safety at the games and in Madrid.
The UK Met Police stated that the terror threat level in the UK remains at "substantial," and they are working closely with counter-terrorism forces to keep attendees safe during events in London.
Reports have emerged of calls to target soccer matches across Europe and in London.
The authorities have assured the public that they have a strong security plan in place for a football match tonight, and are collaborating with Manchester City's security team to ensure a peaceful event.
Manchester City has been contacted for comment.
Arsenal drew with Bayern Munich in the first leg, while Manchester City had a thrilling 3-3 draw with Real Madrid.
Despite the threats, the games have proceeded as planned.
Harry Kane scored a penalty against Arsenal, his former rivals, adding to their woes.
Manchester City also gave up leads in their matches in Madrid.
No significant security changes were reported at Arsenal's stadium before the game.
The Metropolitan Police have a "robust plan" in place for Arsenal's game tonight, and Arsenal is working closely with them for safety.
Tomorrow, there are games in Paris and Madrid.
The text reports that both Arsenal and FC Bayern clubs are working with local police and UEFA to ensure security for their Champions League fixtures, following alleged terrorist threats.
The UK Home Secretary and France's interior minister have also announced that security measures have been reinforced for these events.
UEFA is closely collaborating with authorities to maintain safety at the venues.
The French interior minister, Gerald Darmanin, has announced that security will be increased in Paris following a threat from the Islamic State group, specifically targeting stadiums.
PSG coach Luis Enrique and player Danilo have expressed concerns but emphasized the importance of focusing on the football match.
Security measures have been described as "considerably reinforced." A Spanish government minister has announced that they have taken all necessary precautions to prevent terror attacks during the upcoming Madrid soccer games.
Over 2,000 officers from national police, civil guard, and municipal police will be deployed.
Spain's interior minister also mentioned that relevant initiatives have been taken to ensure safety at the games and in Madrid.
The UK Met Police stated that the terror threat level in the UK remains at "substantial," and they are working closely with counter-terrorism forces to keep attendees safe during events in London.
Reports have emerged of calls to target soccer matches across Europe and in London.
The authorities have assured the public that they have a strong security plan in place for a football match tonight, and are collaborating with Manchester City's security team to ensure a peaceful event.
Manchester City has been contacted for comment.
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