Lazio-Celtic, 9 thousand Scots in Rome

There is great expectation for Lazio-Celtic. The Europa League match, which will be played today at 18:55, will welcome 25,000 spectators, including 9,000 Scottish fans. A race heard after the controversy of the first leg with the Biancoceleste North Curve that announced to "invade" the Tribuna Tevere for the closure of the sector.

"Let's get them out of the stadium with a headache. Let's make the world feel and see who the Lazio people are," the ultras said. The entrance gates will be open at 3 pm for the guest sector, Curva Sud and Monte Mario, while at 4.30 pm the other sectors. The South and South West Distincts are also closed.

The tension is there, even though the police point out that there were no violent incidents in the night the guard remains high. From 2pm there will be a collection point for visiting fans in Piazzale delle Canestre from where the Atac buses will be transferred to the Olympic stadium.

Expected to be cleared of all parked vehicles, including motorcycles, mopeds, taxi stands in the nearby streets of the Olympic stadium and in the XVII Olympic and Lungotevere della Vittoria areas. From 4pm, closed roads with the exception of emergency vehicles, emergency services and public transport.

In the areas of the historic center and in Piazzale delle Canestre, the sale by way of takeaway and the transport of drinks in glass bottles or containers will be prohibited, with the exception of basic foodstuffs packaged exclusively in glass.

The same prohibition will be in force in the area of ​​the Olympic stadium and in the surrounding streets – extended limitations for the occasion to the Trident areas, in Viale delle Magnolie and in Piazzale delle Canestre and to the bars inside Villa Borghese.

A task force composed of the State Police, Guardia di Finanza and Police of Roma Capitale will also oversee the situation, which will also control the presence of touts, parking attendants and illegal salesmen.