Maccabi Tel Aviv Fined Over Player's Derby Goal Celebration
Maccabi Tel Aviv has been fined 10,000 shekels by the league's disciplinary board following a controversial goal celebration by player Osher Davida during the recent Tel Aviv derby against Hapoel Tel Aviv. Davida, who scored Maccabi's second goal in their 4-1 victory, made a 'spraying' gesture towards Hapoel fans, which incited anger among the opposing supporters and led to a yellow card for Hapoel player Stav Turi'el, who was later sent off.
The league stated that Davida's conduct caused significant disturbances in the stands and created a risk of escalation, damaging the league's image. The incident occurred during a match where Maccabi Tel Aviv maintained its perfect league record. The fine was announced on Wednesday.
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