Abu Dhabi advises fans to arrive early for Al Ain, Al Wahda match

Abu Dhabi Police

Abu Dhabi Police has encouraged football fans to arrive earlier and maintain a sportsmanlike spirit ahead of the upcoming match between Al Ain and Al Wahda on Friday.

The authority completed its comprehensive preparations for the ADIB Football Cup final, which is set to take place at the Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium. 

The police called on fans to arrive earlier to avoid congestion and enter the stadium in an organised manner, adhering to the location's procedures. 

It also encouraged fans to avoid any aggressive behavior, cooperate with police forces, and comply with the necessary regulations for a safe and fun atmosphere. 

The final match is set to take place at 8:45 pm between the two local teams. 

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