It is estimated that about 350 million viewers will watch the Champions League final between Madrid's "Real" and Turin's "Juventus" teams on television screens. Meanwhile, Cardiff is expected to welcome about 200,000 football fans. Due to such impressive numbers and the terrorist attack in Manchester, there will be a flood of police officers in the Welsh city. A total of 6,000 officers were deployed to Wales, with 2,000 of them working during the most anticipated match of the season. The final will also be the first time in Champions League history that it will take place under a closed roof, as organizers fear terrorist attacks from the air using drones. The UEFA Champions League final will kick off at 21:45 Lithuanian time.
