The President of APOEL crossed the threshold of the Police Headquarters this morning, the vice-president of Apollon and other officials, as well as people from the CUP and the stadium, in an attempt to come to an understanding in order to prevent any mishaps in Sunday's upcoming high-risk championship match at the Chirio Stadium.
According to the Cyprus Times, the meeting held under Police Chief Stelios Papatheodorou with the initiative of Justice Minister Stephie Drakos, was aimed at informing the players about the police action, as well as further agreement on details regarding the arrivals and departures of fans.
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As reported by the Cyprus Times, the discussion took place in a constructive atmosphere with all sides showing a willingness to cooperate in an effort to hold a match without any aberrations, both on and off the field. During the meeting the officials of the two teams assured the police leadership that they will have contacts with the organised fans in order to hold the match without any incidents.
In addition to a strong police force that will be deployed early outside the stadium, it was decided that APOEL fans[/B] will be allowed to enter the stadium until 18:30, after which the entrances will be closed for security purposes.
At the departure and the end of the match, we were told, it was decided that instructions would be given as to which fans would leave first, depending on the outcome of the match. Relevant instructions on the roads and routes that fans of the two teams can follow will be given by the police earlier than the start of the match.
The police are expected to line up with dozens of PMAD members, cutting off points separating the two stands, accompanied by the "AIANTA" police anti-gambling vehicle.
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