Live Facial Recognition at the Derby | Manchester News

Manchester derby fans brace for a tech-enhanced security show as Greater Manchester Police deploy live facial recognition for the first time this season — not to spy, but to spot wanted individuals and keep crowds safe. With extra officers on patrol across the city and inside Old Trafford, police are doubling down on zero tolerance for disorder, discrimination, or intimidation — especially targeting incidents affecting women, girls, and vulnerable fans. Backed by both clubs and local authorities, this isn’t about surveillance — it’s about ensuring everyone can enjoy one of football’s biggest clashes without fear. Come out, cheer, and celebrate responsibly — safety is the new stadium anthem.

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