The Palatinate police are expecting riots around the relegation first leg between 1. FC Kaiserslautern and Dynamo Dresden. The game on Friday (8.30 p.m. / listen live and in the ticker in the SpiO app) is classified by the officials as a so-called “high-risk game”.
Rather enemy than friend
“The relationship between the two fan camps is tense,” said the responsible police headquarters in West Palatinate: “Conflicts cannot be ruled out.” The match in the Fritz-Walter-Stadion is already sold out, 5000 fans from Dresden are expected.
In order to create buffer zones between groups of supporters in the arena, the capacity was reduced to 46,895 seats. “Both camps include numerous fans who have already shown up with typical behavior,” the police said with regard to violent supporters. For tactical reasons, those responsible did not say how many officers the police would be deployed with.
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The Rudolf Harbig Stadium is also completely sold out
The second leg on Tuesday (24.045.) will also be sold out. All tickets for the guest block were sold out within 30 minutes. With almost 30,000 spectators, the Rudolf Harbig Stadium is completely sold out.
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Both teams haven’t been in the best form lately. At Dynamo, the winless dilemma has been going on since the beginning of the year, Kaiserslautern has not won the last three championship games and parted ways with their coach before the relegation. Dirk Schuster should now lead the “Red Devils” into the 2nd league with only ten days of preparation time. “The club can only win in the two games. We’re the underdog, come from the 3rd division and the last three games haven’t gone that well,” said Schuster on SWR.
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