FLASH
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Red alert for tomorrow in Rome due to the arrival of at least 3500 German ultras from Eintracht Frankfurt, who will follow the Europa League match against Claudio Ranieri's Roma on Thursday evening at the "Olympico". This is a match that is at risk of clashes, given that the last away matches of the Frankfurt ultras were accompanied by fights and riots both in Rome and in Naples due to the deep rivalry with some Italian groups. Like those of Roma and Lazio, also divided by politics.
Six areas under strict surveillance
The Police Headquarters has developed a security plan from today until Friday morning, with checkpoints scattered throughout the center of Rome and widespread checks at railway stations, airports and motorway toll booths. Hotels and bars in the center where thousands of German ultras will flock will also be monitored. Six main patrol areas have been cordoned off by police with water cannons. Furthermore, nightlife areas will be monitored and the sale of alcohol will be banned to prevent ultras from having bottles and cans in their possession to throw in the event of an "accident". Maximum attention to explosives, inappropriate weapons, knives and sticks. Monuments have been cordoned off, as have squares, starting from the "Piazza di Spagna" and the "Piazza del Popolo".
German hooligans 2018 and 2023
For days, the investigators of Digos and the Carabinieri Information Unit have been examining the profiles of German fans with criminal records for crimes in the stadium, also comparing them with the police officers who will accompany the ultras from Germany. Areas have been set up to deal with any person arrested in non-central police stations, while the presence in the capital of individuals already involved in the clashes in Rome and Naples in recent years, as well as their relationships with violent Italian and European fans, is being noted.
Chat to discover the challenges and encounters between ultras
The fear is that the Germans' away game could be another occasion for clashes after those with Basque ultras and the riots in the last derby, which resulted in Roma and Lazio players being banned from travelling for a month. Also under scrutiny are conversations where hooligan groups compete and meet during European matches. On Thursday afternoon, German fans were given the opportunity, as always, to be accompanied by a bus under tight security to the Olympico from the Piazzale delle Canestre, in the centre of the Villa Borghese./ " Corriere della Sera ", adapted in Albanian, Pamphlet
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