Maccabi Haifa FC Refuses to Distribute Tickets for Teddy Stadium Games
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- Maccabi Haifa will not distribute tickets for away games at Teddy Stadium.
- The club cites alleged police violence against its fans.
- Maccabi Haifa claims police used disproportionate force.
- The team has appealed to police without success.
- The decision affects upcoming matches against Hapoel and Beitar Jerusalem.
Maccabi Haifa Football Club announced Sunday that it will not distribute tickets for its upcoming away games at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem. The decision stems from what the club describes as a series of violent incidents involving the local police against its fans over recent years.
The club stated that despite repeated appeals and discussions with the Jerusalem District Police, the situation has not improved, and force has been used against their supporters in several instances, which the club deems disproportionate.
Maccabi Haifa is scheduled to play away at Teddy Stadium against Hapoel Jerusalem next Monday and against Beitar Jerusalem on February 27th. The team will not be selling tickets for the Hapoel Jerusalem match.
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