Maccabi Haifa FC Refuses to Distribute Tickets at Teddy Stadium
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
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- Maccabi Haifa FC will stop distributing tickets at Teddy Stadium.
- The club cites repeated alleged police violence against its fans.
- Maccabi Haifa has appealed to Jerusalem police without success.
- The team has upcoming matches at Teddy Stadium.
- The club deems police force against fans disproportionate.
Maccabi Haifa Football Club announced on Sunday that it will cease distributing tickets for its matches at Teddy Stadium, citing numerous incidents of alleged police violence against its fans. The team is scheduled to play Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy next Monday and will face Beitar Jerusalem there on February 27.
A statement from the club detailed that in recent years, Maccabi Haifa supporters have experienced a significant number of violent encounters with the Jerusalem district police during games at the stadium. The club stated it has repeatedly approached the Jerusalem police, warned them, held discussions, and requested a change in their conduct towards the team's fans. Despite these repeated appeals, the club claims the necessary changes have not occurred, and in several instances, force was used against their fans that they deemed disproportionate.
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