Will there be maneuvers? 20 years ago, they beat Basel fans in Slovakia, the police will be in cash again – ŠPORT.SK

today 11:00 | The football club FC Basel did not travel to Slovakia for the first time on Wednesday. The 20-time Swiss champion played in Žilina more than 20 years ago. In the 2nd preliminary round of the Champions League, he then eliminated the “Shoshonov” after a 1:1 draw and a clear 3:0 home win. Relegation with “RotBlau” meant for Žilina the definitive end of the cup in Europe, which some of the “yellow-green” fans probably took hard when they started provoking a group of home fans after the match. Fans of both camps then got into each other and the police had to intervene with tear gas to disperse the brawlers. According to the Swiss media, the people of Žilina tried to make “contact” already in the first meeting in Slovakia, and the result was allegedly several Basel supporters beaten. After the meeting in St. In Jakob Park, there was another confrontation between the two camps, but the security forces were able to prevent riots. But as soon as the police left the scene, a fight broke out in front of the stadium, and law enforcement officers had to use tear gas to disperse the crowd. Police officers will respond adequately In connection with Thursday’s Conference League match between ŠK Slovan Bratislava and FC Basel, Bratislava police officers have prepared security measures aimed at “protecting the life, health and property of citizens, ensuring public order, as well as the safety and smoothness of road traffic in the territory of Bratislava. ” Bratislava regional police spokesman Michal Szeiff informed TASR. He added that the soccer match was described as risky by the organizer of the event. The police foresee the emergence of security risks in the stadium, but also outside it. The restrictions will mainly concern Bajkalská, Príkopová, Tegelhoffová and Kalinčiakova Streets. At the same time, Michal Szeiff pointed out the possibility of complications in road traffic as a result of moving fans. “Traffic police officers will monitor the situation during the course of the security measure and will be ready to respond promptly as it develops,” said Michal Szeiff. The public will be informed about further traffic restrictions in time. In connection with the football match, the police ask citizens to respect any instructions and calls from the police and to be considerate of other citizens. “Police officers will respond adequately to violations of public order and road traffic restrictions caused by fans of both clubs and will use all legal options to seek redress,” the spokesman pointed out.