Dubai police set strict stadium rules in front of the Pak-India Asia Cup final

Dubai: Police in Dubai have completed security arrangements for the Asian Cup final between Pakistan and India high voltage between Pakistan and India, launching a set of guidelines for Urdu fans to keep the stadium full.

Viewers have been informed to reach the site at least three hours before the first ball. Authorities warned that each ticket will allow only one registration.

Ready after leaving the court will not be allowed.

Dubai police have banned flammable objects, weapons, lasers and fireworks. The tripods, selfie sticks and glass objects will also be out of bounds on the pitch.

Political banners or any unauthorized tiles will not even be allowed, the advisory added, urging fans to fully work together so that the final can unfold in a festive but safe atmosphere.

Meanwhile, the buzz around the historic Asian Cup final has reached fever, as tickets for Sunday’s match at Dubai’s international stadium have officially exhausted.

Confirmed the organizers Geo News That the space of 28,000 capacity is now a “full house”, with fans pushing each seat pending the long -awaited conflict.

The previous meetings between the racing architects during the tournament had already drawn huge crowds-20,000 spectators for the team race on September 14 and 17,000 for the Super Four Clash on September 21.

However, unprecedented demand for the final has surpassed all previous competitions, highlighting the unparalleled advertising campaign and the enthusiasm surrounding the first Asian Cup title between Pakistan and India.

Green shirts created a final against India after crossing Bangladesh with 11 runs at a Super Fours meeting on September 25th. The final will be the first time the competitors will face each other in the history of the tournament.

The 2016 champions have hit every opposition on their path before crossing the final of the eight team tournament.

Pakistan was defeated twice, first in the group scene and then in Super Fours, by a team in India that contained the world’s top stroke and the bell in the T20 format in the Abhishek Sharma opener and the rotating Varun Chakravarthy.