Overview
- The Government’s anti-violence commission has designated the EuroLeague fixture as high risk.
- Roughly 400 National Police officers will be deployed, with support from Madrid’s municipal services and the club’s security.
- Pro-Palestine demonstrations are scheduled near the venue, with Podemos leaders Ione Belarra and Irene Montero expected to attend.
- Regional officials and Madrid’s mayor criticize the no‑fans decision and call for a security plan that would allow public attendance.
- Real Madrid says ticket buyers will receive immediate, automatic refunds following the closed‑doors move.