Security tightened for PSG-Barcelona Champions League match in Paris due to terrorist "threat"

In light of threats from ISIS-related groups, public safety officials in England, France, and Spain have increased security measures for this week's Champions League quarterfinal matches. The first two games were scheduled for Tuesday in London and Madrid, with Arsenal playing Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid facing Borussia Dortmund respectively. In Madrid, over 3,500 police officers will be present around Santiago Bernabéu stadium, and fans will undergo thorough security checks. Similarly, in France, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin announced the activation of "all its early warning and protection systems" for the Paris Saint-Germain versus Barcelona match on Wednesday at Parc des Princes. The Islamic State group has reportedly threatened all quarterfinal matches on Tuesday and Wednesday. UEFA confirmed that all games will proceed as planned, with Real Madrid hosting Manchester City in Madrid on Tuesday and Atletico Madrid welcoming Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday.