Sentence examples for cup security from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, for fans, players and news media planning to travel to South Africa for the World Cup, security issues remain one of the most discussed topics.

The police strongly believe the motive was to put the World Cup security in a bad light, and possibly to profit from this act".

South Africa is deservedly notorious for crime, and officials have tried to allay the fears of foreign fans by deploying 41,000 police officers for World Cup security and opening 56 special courts to quickly try the accused.

Cele said Tuesday that the motive of the June 18 incident, in which Joseph entered the players' changing room after England drew 0-0 with Algeria, "was to put World Cup security in a bad light".

#WorldCup 10.20am: This from the Associated Press about the Sunday Mirror journalist arrested in South Africa South Africaa's police chief says a British tabloid journalist has been arrested after it was discovered that the incident in which an England fan entered the team's changing room was an "orchestrated" attempt to undermine World Cup security.

9.34am: The Associated Press is reporting that more than 100 World Cup security stewards protested about low wages in Durban this morning, ahead of Spain v Switzerland in the city tomorrow: Dozens of armed police looked on as the workers danced, chanted and sang at the peaceful demonstration Tuesday morning.

Russia in 2018 will represent a remarkable hat-trick for Fifa, a third successive World Cup where security and crime are sufficiently big issues to deter many fans from travelling.

The Herald is reporting that Australia and New Zealand could host next year's World Cup if the security situation on the subcontinent deteriorates.

Past mega-events have all been plagued by negative news – Tibetan protests before the Beijing Olympics in 2008, crime fears before the South African World Cup in 2010, security concerns before the London Games of 2012.

The Mona Lisa was completely undamaged because it is isolated in a vitrine designed to resist gunfire, let alone a ceramic cup, and as security men wrestled the attacker to the ground, Lisa smiled on.

The Russian press attributes the fuss to sour grapes after Russia trounced England in the contest to host the football World Cup in 2018.British security chiefs have moaned loudly and publicly that Russian spies are targeting defence and industrial secrets, a particular challenge when intelligence resources are needed to counter the Islamist threat and growing terrorism in Northern Ireland.