Betis-Glasgow Rangers, declared high risk due to possible attack by fans

The Permanent Commission of State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sports declared Betis’ commitment on the final day of the Europa League as a high-risk clash yesterday afternoon, Thursday. Match taking place in the stadium Benito Villamarin and where the green and white receive the Glasgow Rangers.

I found that it also marked the importance of the rivalry given that both teams were playing for first place in the group.

Betis currently leads group C with 9 points and where Manuel Pellegrini’s team has so far scored 7 goals and won four of the five previous rounds played in this group stage. The Scots are definitely second with less than one point, eight; who have scored five goals so far and conceded just four

Furthermore, in the case of the Scots, they are playing until the qualification because the third is Slavia Prague, who currently has 7 points and faces the fourth, and now without options, Aris Limassol. This suggests a possible invasion of Scottish fans and of which many will also come without admission, as is customary with the movement of the Scottish tide.

They caused controversy during their visit last year to Madrid

Just over a year ago, Scottish fans visited the Spanish capital as they were in the same group as Real Madrid in the Champions League, causing chaos as they made their way through the Spanish capital. The wave of Scottish fans who have landed in Madrid has caused a number of incidents, with some terraces in the center of the capital having to be evacuated.

Then only 3,500 Scottish fans traveled to Madrid with tickets and around 7,000 fans showed up in our country without any option to access the field. Something that could happen again this coming Thursday. It was then also declared a high-risk party and has a police force of 1,800 troops.