High risk❗Marca: There are 700 security personnel on duty in the national derby, and the broadcast team exceeds 500

May 10th, The Marca reported that Sunday's national derby was fully prepared for security, with a total of 700 security personnel, including about 300 police officers and 140 city guard members, ensuring the game goes smoothly, which is twice the number of security personnel in regular competitions.

This game was listed as a high-risk event by the National Anti-Violence Commission, which means that security measures will be strengthened in terms of entry inspections, ticket controls, etc. Fans of different teams need to enter the venue at different times and may temporarily stay fans when necessary to avoid street conflicts.

The personnel in charge of national derby security said that despite being a high-risk match, the likelihood of a fight is expected to occur. The number of fan fights recorded in La Liga this season is also the fewest since the start of statistics, with only 27 incidents. "Knowing the way and routes of fans can help the police deploy more effectively. Although people cannot be prohibited from traveling, it can make the police more fully prepared." Security officer Salamaña explained that the preparations also took into account the comments of pre-match players and referees. "All of this requires security, especially when someone makes a comment or a referee makes some penalty." He pointed out that it is even necessary to guard against problems that may arise when pickpockets take the opportunity to commit crimes outside the stadium and manage security checks when entering the venue. Of course, we must also prevent conflicts between fans on both sides.

Movistar LaLiga will use 40 cameras (usually 20) and two 4K broadcast mobile units for broadcasting. In addition, two motorcycles will follow the two teams from the hotel to the court, as well as four movie-grade cameras. More than 500 professionals will participate in this technology deployment.