Former Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Lazetic Attends Israel-Ireland Match in Serbia
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- Former Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Zarko Lazetic attended an Israel-Ireland match.
- The game was held in Serbia due to security concerns.
- Lazetic recently returned to Serbia after being fired from a Saudi club.
- Former Maccabi players were part of the Israeli team.
- The match was played without spectators.
Zarko Lazetic, the former coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv, was seen in the stands at a football match between Israel and Ireland. The game is currently taking place at the TSC Stadium in Bačka Topola, Serbia, the home stadium of Lazetic's former club. While there is no specific reason cited for his attendance, it is believed to be connected to his recent dismissal from Saudi club Al-Taawoun and his return to Serbia. Lazetic may also have been motivated to attend due to the presence of former Maccabi Tel Aviv players in the Israeli national team, including Dor Peretz, Roy Revivo, and Dor Turgeman, who were in the starting lineup. The match, hosted by Ireland, was moved from Dublin to Serbia for security reasons and is being played without a crowd.
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