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The Metropolitan Police in London have activated a maximum-security protocol for the derby between Millwall and West Ham. Faced with the threat of serious clashes between both sets of fans, the authorities have imposed a Section 35 dispersal order around The Den to crack down on any sign of trouble.
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This measure gives officers the immediate power to remove from the area anyone suspected of causing incidents. Police are seeking to lock down the surroundings of the southeast London stadium and prevent the pre-match tension from erupting into full-scale battles between the most radical groups.
The rivalry between the 'Lions' and the 'Hammers' is one of the bloodiest in English football, marked by a brutal history of violence. With that backdrop, law enforcement have no intention of leaving any room for error and will deploy a massive riot-control operation at the area's hotspots.
In addition, police will closely monitor South Bermondsey station to contain and separate the supporters from the moment they arrive. The law will be enforced to the letter: there will be no tolerance for alcohol in public places or for fans looking to settle scores outside the ground.
This derby, considered extremely high-risk, once again puts the control of 'hooliganism' in Great Britain to the test. Both clubs have urged their fans to keep a cool head, but the authorities are already prepared to act if passion ends up crossing the line.
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