More than 700 officers to police Villa-Maccabi match
Summary
Over 700 police officers are set to oversee the UEFA Europa League match between Aston Villa and Maccabi Tel Aviv in Birmingham. The increased police presence is due to anticipated protests and safety concerns, especially since away fans have been banned from attending. Authorities aim to ensure public safety while accommodating peaceful protests.Key Facts
- More than 700 police officers will work at the Aston Villa vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv match in Birmingham.
- The match is part of the UEFA Europa League.
- Away fans from Maccabi Tel Aviv were banned, leading to parliamentary discussions.
- Police are preparing for potential protests and disruption.
- Officers, including those on horseback and with police dogs, will be deployed.
- The public is advised to avoid the Villa Park area if not attending the game.
- Police have communicated with local community and faith groups to address safety and protest concerns.
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