Barcelona implements strict security for upcoming Champions League match against Feyenoord

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Barcelona implements strict security for upcoming Champions League match against Feyenoord
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Barcelona has introduced stringent security and ticketing protocols ahead of next Wednesday’s Champions League match against Feyenoord at Spotify Camp Nou. The Anti-Violence Commission has classified the fixture as high risk, leading the club to suspend box office sales and mandate nominal ticketing for all attendees. Supporters are prohibited from transferring or reselling tickets, and any attempt to circumvent these rules will be referred to the club’s Disciplinary Committee. Additionally, visiting supporters are restricted to tickets managed directly by Feyenoord. Barcelona will also enforce a ban on any Feyenoord clothing, flags, or symbols within sections designated for local fans. Security personnel are authorized to remove or expel individuals displaying items associated with the Dutch side in home-allocated areas.

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  • The Anti-Violence Commission designated the Barcelona and Feyenoord match as high risk.
  • Barcelona suspended all box office ticket sales to control venue access.
  • All tickets for the match are nominal and non-transferable.
  • Displaying Feyenoord colors in local sections of Spotify Camp Nou is prohibited.
  • Security will remove any spectators wearing Dutch team symbols in home areas.
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Barcelona are preparing for a potentially tense Champions League night at Spotify Camp Nou, with the club introducing strict security and ticketing measures ahead of next Wednesday’s group-stage mee...

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