Supporters of England and Wales will be searched for alcohol when they enter Lens for the Euro 2016 Group Stage game.
French authorities will restrict all drinking to official fanzones on the day of the game, with a 24-hour ban on alcohol in the centre of the town.
Lens has a population of less than 35,000, but is one of the most northerly host cities for the tournament and thus one of the most accessible for English and Welsh fans.
Supporters without tickets have been strongly encouraged to stay away, according to the Daily Telegraph, with hooliganism fears sparking tough preemptive measures.
The measures will be in place for all matches held in the small town.
BREAKING: Every match played in Lens for #Euro2016 will have 24 hour alcohol ban. Police say they'll conduct searches on cars entering city.
— Scott Shearsmith Tips (@Sheaaro) May 24, 2016
England v Wales is the second game scheduled to take place at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis, whose capacity is higher than the population of the entire town.
Albania will take on on Switzerland in Lens on June 11, the same day that England face Russia in Marseille.
The other fixtures due to take place in Lens are the group stage decider between Turkey and the Czech Republic and a second-round game involving the winner of Group D and the third-place team in group B, E or F.
