Hapoel Tel Aviv Expects Strong Fan Turnout and Revenue Against Real Madrid
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv expects 3,000 fans and 250,000 shekels revenue.
- The game against Real Madrid is in Sofia.
- Hapoel secured its first EuroLeague win this season.
- Key players Bryant and Micić were instrumental in the recent win.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is anticipating a significant crowd and substantial ticket revenue for their upcoming EuroLeague game against Real Madrid. The team, which secured its first EuroLeague victory of the 2026-27 season against Crvena Zvezda on Wednesday, will host Real Madrid in Sofia on Thursday for the third round of the European season. So far, Hapoel has sold approximately 2,000 tickets for the match against the Spanish giants, with expectations that around 3,000 spectators will attend to support the team. This is projected to generate a considerable income of about 250,000 Israeli shekels from ticket sales alone.
The team's recent performance has been mixed. They lost their opening EuroLeague game against Bayern Munich but achieved a crucial win against Crvena Zvezda. This victory was nearly lost but was ultimately secured thanks to a standout performance by Elijah Bryant and clutch three-pointers from Vasilije Micić.
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