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In early July, Mexico City authorities mobilised more than 1,100 officials for The security framework that began in July 2024 has been extended into the Mexico‑Ecuador international match and 2026 Clausura season. Argentine authorities announced a review of that 370 police conduct after a protest at the venue. By the end of the month, security planning had broadened to cover several domestic fixtures. Mexican public‑security agencies prepared to deploy over 575 officers for the Atlético de San Luis vs. Xolos game, added vehicle patrols, pedestrian‑flow control and a night‑transport service for fans attending the Puebla vs. Chivas match. In Argentina, police and private security forces were organised for guards will secure the Aldosivi‑Gimnasia and clash in Mar del Plata, with comparable deployments planned for the Belgrano‑Argentinos Juniors clashes, with hundreds of officers, match in Córdoba, including ticket and ID checks, verification and traffic restrictions around stadiums. The evolution shows controls. Venue adjustments also feature: Boca Juniors will host its home game against Estudiantes at Tomás Adolfo Ducó stadium, while Racing Club highlighted infrastructure investment by opening a new covered swimming pool in Olavarría. In Mexico, a dedicated night‑time transport service will operate six routes at a 30‑peso fare for fans traveling to the Puebla‑vs‑Chivas fixture. These actions reaffirm the continued emphasis on large‑scale police presence, logistical support and preventive measures to ensure safety at keep football events safe and accessible across both countries.