The police in Gelsenkirchen called on football fans to be peaceful before the risk game between FC Schalke 04 and Dynamo Dresden.
On Saturday, the focus should be on football, the police said on Friday.
"In order to guarantee this, the police appealed to all fans in advance to behave peacefully, not to provoke and to distance themselves from violence."
Gelsenkirchen - She also pointed out the ban on pyrotechnics and announced that it would systematically pursue every violation.
According to the city of Gelsenkirchen, the police received information about "violent fans" before the game.
The city announced that there was a high level of mobilization within the Dynamo Dresden club's fan scene.
"The Dresden fan scene has also appeared in the past through riots and violent actions." Therefore, the city banned fan marches on Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight by a general decree.
Dangerous objects and weapons are also not allowed in the city.
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Meanwhile, the preparations for the second division game on Saturday evening (8.30 p.m. / Sport1 / Sky) in Gelsenkirchen are also underway with the police.
However, she did not want to make any statement about the number of emergency services before the game.
A spokesman said: “We are preparing for every game.
And we are well prepared for this game too. ”Dpa