British and other fans are gathering at Moscow's Luzhniki stadium, which will host the UEFA Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea. Thousands of English soccer fans have begun arriving at the Luzhniki Stadium on Wednesday (May 21) evening before the Champion's League final between Manchester United and Chelsea. The stadium seats over 40,000 supporters but it is not known how many fans have made the journey to Moscow for the final. Russian police are expected to mobilise thousands of officers at the stadium and elsewhere in Moscow to prevent any trouble involving supporters. A total of 65,000 video cameras have been installed in the city and 622 police assistance centres have been opened. All alcohol has been withdrawn from shops in the vicinity of the stadium. Fans who have already gathered were segregated into one of two zones according to their team. There, separated by barriers, they were free to take part in friendly chanting at their opponents with an...