The research aims to identify effective mechanisms to reduce violence in football stadiums in the United Arab Emirates through effective legal and administrative mechanisms and to take the necessary measures to curb violent actions that include assault on players, fireworks, riots, setting fire, and aggressive chants. As for the problem of the study, it is represented in the great role played by the United Arab Emirates in building an effective legal and administrative mechanism to reduce sports hooliganism in football stadiums through the establishment of many different mechanisms based on the desire to control the state of sports violence. The study uses many approaches to highlight the problem of the study, among them are the descriptive and analytical approach and the inductive approach to clarify some of the measures concerned with the research problem. The study reached several results, the most important of which are: The United Arab Emirates is working hard to combat sports violence in football stadiums by establishing many mechanisms that effectively limit it, the results of which have been clearly evident. The study also recommended the spread of sport awareness, as it plays a role in the upbringing process from several angles and instils sport values and trends intentionally as is the case in the family, through various school sport activities.
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