The Government Delegation in Madrid has coordinated a specific security device for the NFL regular league match that will be played by the Atlanta Falcons and the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, November 8, starting at 3:30 p.m., at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium.
In the match, the same security policy will be applied as in any game of this competition, even if it is played outside the United States, which implies restrictions and controls different from those of a regular football match that entail greater presence of security guards and assistants, hence the dimension of the device, which rounds the 2500 members.
For example, the strict NFL Bag Policy will be followed, which only allows access to the stadium with clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags or small handbags. Any backpack, bag, computer bag, camera bag or baggage in excess of 30 x 15 x 30 cm or not transparent shall be retained in the controls.
Security checks and inspection of transparent bags slow down access, so fans are advised to come early enough (the doors will open approximately two hours before the start of the match).
The security operation, which will be responsible for monitoring the areas surrounding the stadium, will be made up of agents of the National Police; of the Civil Guard; of the Municipal Police of Madrid; components of SAMUR-Civil Protection; of the Fire Brigade; of the Red Cross, mobility agents, and security guards and assistants.