The newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo' revealed a stringent security plan to secure the confrontation between Atletico Madrid and Barcelona, in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals, on Tuesday at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.

According to the report, the match between the two teams has been classified as high-risk, with about 1500 security personnel to be deployed to secure the event in the Spanish capital, Madrid.

The newspaper added that the plan includes multiple units, including the national police, special intervention units, mounted police, police dogs, drones, as well as the civil guard and local police.

Emergency teams, such as ambulance services, firefighters, and the Red Cross, will also participate in securing the match, alongside traffic management personnel, with enhanced security measures within the metro network.

These special arrangements aim to ensure the safety of the fans and that the match proceeds in a safe atmosphere, despite its high sensitivity.

It is worth noting that the first leg between the two teams at Camp Nou ended with Barcelona losing 2-0.