Villarreal sold 3,000 tickets for the Champions League semi-final against Liverpool and gave the local police a job. According to Marca, many fans did not have recent passports.
As a result, police stations were forced to take extraordinary measures and work to meet all necessary demands. The increased demands made some fans look for solutions outside of Castellón, the Yellow Submarine province.
Since the beginning of last week, the city council has been working with the government sub-delegation and the national police, and has maintained extensive contacts with Villarreal, to strengthen the passport-issuing stations and not harm fans.
It is expected that 12 planes organized by Villarreal Spain will leave full for the United Kingdom. In addition, there are fans who bought tickets and plane tickets themselves. There is also a waiting list for fans who were unable to purchase tickets, but hold out hope of traveling to Anfield in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
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