UEFA has confirmed that despite a reported terror threat targeting this week’s Champions League quarterfinal matches, the games will proceed as planned. The governing body is in close coordination with authorities at the respective venues to ensure appropriate security measures are in place.
A media outlet linked to a terror group has circulated social media posts calling for attacks at stadiums hosting the quarterfinal matches. However, UEFA has assured fans that all necessary precautions will be taken to ensure the safety of players and spectators.
Increased police presence is expected at the venues in response to the threat. France’s interior ministry has announced heightened security measures in Paris, while Spain’s interior ministry has deployed over 2,000 additional security personnel for the matches in Madrid.
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In light of the situation, officials urge the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement or security personnel. Despite concerns expressed by some players and managers, including PSG’s Danilo and manager Luis Enrique, teams remain focused on the upcoming matches.
The return leg of the Champions League quarterfinals is scheduled for next week, with authorities expected to maintain heightened security measures throughout the tournament.
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