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Maccabi Tel Aviv Player Avoids Severe Punishment for Provocative Goal Celebration

By מערכת וואלה ספורט
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
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Oser Davida of Maccabi Tel Aviv celebrated a goal against Hapoel Tel Aviv in their derby match by mimicking firing a machine gun towards opposing fans. While Hapoel's Stav Turi'el reacted angrily, pushing Davida and receiving a yellow card, the provocative celebration did not escalate into further major disturbances. This incident is considered relatively mild compared to other instances worldwide where similar goal celebrations have led to significant unrest and severe consequences.

Examples from international football highlight how such gestures can ignite crowds and lead to violence. In the 1998/99 Serbian Cup final, Partizan's Mateja Kežman's 'machine gun' celebration against Red Star fans resulted in him being targeted by angry supporters, including chases and threats. In a 2023 match between Red Star and Partizan, River Plate's Alex Vigo's similar celebration led to fans throwing chairs onto the field. In Argentina, Independiente Rivadavia's Sebastián Villa's celebration against River Plate in 2024 sparked a mass brawl, with players from the opposing team pursuing him.

Further incidents include Yago Cariello of Portimonense in Portugal (2022), who claimed his 'machine gun' celebration was a response to racist abuse, though the opposing club's vice-president called it shameful. In Brazil, Botafogo's Wawa's celebration in 2011 led to a brawl, coach assaults, and the match being abandoned, resulting in lengthy suspensions. Wawa was involved in another similar incident in 2014 that caused a massive brawl and required police intervention with rubber bullets.

Other cases include Leandro Díaz's celebration for Estudiantes against Huracán in Argentina (2022), which he dedicated to his police officer father, and Nicolás Gil's 'gun' gesture for Deportivo Pasto against Junior in Colombia (2026), which resulted in a two-game suspension and a fine for inciting the crowd. In Greece, a 2008 match between Postiras and Ilioupoli saw a player's celebration reignite tensions, leading to thrown objects, an attack on referees, and the match's abandonment.

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