In anticipation of the football playoff match between KuPS and Lech Poznan at Tammela Stadium, the police in Tampere have stated that they will increase their visibility in the city. This event is expected to draw around 3,200 spectators, requiring additional security measures to ensure public safety. The match is set to begin at 19:45 on Thursday, providing a significant reason for the police to manage the crowd effectively.

As fans of Lech Poznan are expected to march from Tullinaukio to the stadium prior to kick-off, authorities have warned that this could lead to traffic disruptions along Independence Street and Tammela Park Road. Such gatherings often cause congestion, necessitating a noticeable police presence to maintain order and provide assistance to both spectators and local residents during the event. The police have stressed their commitment to ensuring the match proceeds without incident, creating a safe environment for attendees.

Additionally, the police have issued a reminder regarding the airspace restrictions in Tammela and surrounding areas, due to the designated no-fly zone for unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). This measure is part of a broader strategy to enhance security during significant public events, ensuring that they are conducted safely and responsibly amid increasing visitor numbers.