Authorities in Paris are planning to deploy 4,000 police officers for the upcoming France v Israel match.
2,500 of them will be at the Stade de France stadium, and the rest will be around the city and monitoring public transport.
According to Paris’ police chief, an anti-terrorist security perimeter will be put in place around the stadium.
He has insisted that officers will not tolerate violence, adding that authorities have been in touch with officials in Israel to prepare for the game.
It comes after unrest broke out in Amsterdam last week following an Ajax v Tel Aviv game.
Footage on social media before the game showed Israeli supporters chanting anti-Arab slurs as they made their way to the stadium.
Youths on scooters then targeted Israeli fans, punching and kicking them.
Several people received treatment at hospital, and dozens of arrests were made.
The attacks were denounced as antisemetic by officials in Amsterdam and Israel.
