Incidents Before the Madrid Derby in Champions League
The Madrid derby in the Champions League was preceded by incidents in the vicinity of the Metropolitano. The arrival of Atlético de Madrid at the stadium generated the intervention of the Police Intervention Unit, resulting in the arrest of two fans.
The police acted to maintain order and ensure security before the crucial match. In addition, a group of approximately 300 Ultra Sur, Real Madrid fans who were trying to access the stadium without a ticket, were intercepted and escorted to the nearest metro station.
This operation was part of a broader security deployment by the National Police, involving more than 550 agents from different units, both on the ground and in the air. The main objective of this deployment was to prevent and control hate behaviors inside and outside the stadium.
Specialized agents monitored security cameras for inappropriate behavior that could lead to expulsion from the stadium or even arrest of offenders. The safety of the fans and the smooth running of the match were the priority for the authorities in this highly anticipated European clash. Despite the incidents, the atmosphere before the match was charged with the passion and fervor that characterizes the Rojiblancos fans, eager to support their team in a key Champions League match.
